The batch log says €185.36 and the running notes say €168.36 for the silverside. The per-piece costs in this record sum to the €185.36 figure, so that is the one used here.
Biltong Batch 2
5.98 kg of Irish silverside, 15 pieces. The only batch with a complete record of both initial and final weights, which is where the 4.21%/day drying figure comes from.
How it went
two notes · one failureAverage loss of 13.48 g per piece per day, or 4.21% of initial weight per day. The rate is not linear: small pieces lose a far higher percentage daily (A10 at 10.23%/day) than large ones (A5 at 2.02%/day), so a single drying window across mixed sizes will always over-dry the small pieces.
Piece A8 (367 g) has no final weight or cutting date in the log.
Daily loss ≈ 4.21% of initial weight, but the spread runs from 2.02% (533 g piece) to 10.23% (110 g piece). Treat the average as a planning figure for medium pieces only and pull the small ones early.
Per-piece record
fifteen pieces · five readings eachWeights as they were written down, in the units they were recorded in. The table scrolls sideways inside its own box; the page does not move with it.