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Scaling up culinary recipes does not always follow a linear relationship: why?

Scaling up culinary recipes does not always follow a linear relationship, especially when using spices, salt or alcohol.

For example, for 1 litre of water you might be accustomed to adding 1 measure of salt, but for 4 litres you wouldn't add 4 measures of salt, but much less.

Does anyone know what the explanation for this is?

Cathy Fisch, Orsay, France

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Categories: Domestic Science, Human Body, Unanswered.

Tags: Food, cooking, alcohol, salt, spices, quantity, ingredient.

 

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