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What refers to the weight, volume, or container size in which a product can be obtained?

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What refers to the weight, volume, or container size in which a product can be obtained?

What refers to the weight, volume, or container size in which a product can be obtained?

▸ Purchase unit

▸ Recipe quantity

▸ Ingredient unit

▸ Purchase yield

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ManageFirst: Principles of Food and Beverage Management

ManageFirst: Principles of Food and Beverage Management

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Author: National Restaurant Association

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