Food cost = (cost of goods - inventory) / gross food sales
Cost of goods less inventory divided by Gross Food Sales
The cost of the food divided by the weight of the food in ounces will give you the cost per ounce. Multiply by 16 to get the cost per pound.
Cost Of Food __________ Food Sales Cost of Food Divided by Food sales will give you a decimal amount which you can then convert to a percentage. example: $25,780 Cost of Food Divided by $64,575 Food Sales= .399225 or 39.9% then rounded to 40%
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Theoretically you always want to keep your real food cost below 33% of your food sales. To figure out your food cost percentage you simply divide your cost of food by your food sales, then move the decimal. I aim for a 28% food cost in the hopes that it falls at or below 33% in reality. If your real food cost is below 33% and your other areas of cost are under control, you should be turning a profit.
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