Enter each ingredient and its weight (using any consistent unit). The tool sums the original batch weight, then uses a simple ratio to calculate each ingredient's amount for your desired total weight. Perfect for scaling a family-sized taco seasoning to a bulk jar.

Yes! The scaler is unit‑agnostic. As long as you keep the same unit throughout your recipe (all tsp, all g, etc.), the proportion works. You can even mix units if you know the total batch weight in that mixed system—just be cautious.

It sums up the amounts of all ingredients. If your ingredients are all in teaspoons, the total is the volume in teaspoons. You can override it if you need a different reference (e.g., recipe makes 100g after grinding).

We provide popular presets! Taco seasoning: roughly 4 parts chili powder, 2 parts cumin, 1 part paprika, garlic powder, onion powder, oregano, salt. Garam masala is more complex with coriander, cumin, cardamom, etc. Use the presets to see authentic proportions.

Absolutely! This works for any mix where you know the relative amounts. From Cajun spice to pumpkin pie spice, just enter the ingredients and let the tool do the math.

This scaler doesn't perform weight‑volume conversion because spices vary in density. To convert, weigh your full batch after mixing, then use that weight as the original total. The result will be proportional by weight.