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This calculator helps determine how much flour you need based on the number of donuts you want to make. The standard recipe uses 50g of flour per donut.
The calculator uses the simple formula:
Where:
Explanation: The calculation assumes a standard donut recipe that requires 50 grams of flour per donut.
Details: Precise flour measurement is crucial for achieving the perfect donut texture. Too much flour makes donuts dense, while too little makes them greasy.
Tips: Enter the number of donuts you want to make. The calculator will show the exact amount of flour needed in grams.
Q1: Can I use this for other types of donuts?
A: This is for standard yeast donuts. Cake donuts or specialty donuts may require different amounts.
Q2: Does this include other ingredients?
A: No, this calculates only flour. You'll need additional ingredients like sugar, eggs, and yeast.
Q3: How many donuts does 1kg of flour make?
A: Approximately 20 donuts (1000g ÷ 50g per donut).
Q4: Can I use whole wheat flour?
A: Yes, but you may need to adjust liquid amounts as whole wheat absorbs more moisture.
Q5: What if I want smaller or larger donuts?
A: Adjust the flour amount proportionally based on your desired donut size.