I have oberved my kitchen a bit.
Its still so:
1 cooker -> 2x10=20 "portions" (NOT to confuse with "meals"!)
quantity low: 1 meal = 1 portion => 1 cooker serves 20 prisoners
quantity medium: 1 meal = 2 portions => 1 cooker serves 10 prisoners
quantity high: 1 meal = 3 portions => 1 cooker serves 6 2/3 prisoners
So my kitchen with 16 cookers is designed for high quantity meals for 100 prisoners.
But cause of the short time between the meals and the permanently needed replenishment, i only have time for medium quantity meals. (so practical 10 cookers would be enough, but then i can only have 10 Prisoners working in the kitchen)
Yeah, I'm not sure exactly when it changed but the ratio definitely is now 2 cooks / 1 cooker / 4-6 fridges for ~40 meals.
I think there is no chance for 1 cooker to make 40 meals in time
Perhaps u mean "2 cooker/1 cook/...?"
That would be the right ratio.
A fridge can still hold 2x20=40 Ingredience (=> 40 "portions")
so u can calculate by yourself ... 4-6 fridges per cooker is a bit too much (or u want a laaaarge buffer for the whole day. perhaps thats the reason for this large amount?)
normaly:
for low quantity : 1/2 fridge per cooker (per mealtime! so it make sense to have 6x fridges, when you have 6 mealtimes a day and the restock is only at night!)
for medium quantity: 1 fridge per cooker (per mealtime)
for high quantity: 1 1/2 fridges per cooker (per mealtime)
+ a few fridges for buffer
I have no problems to restock my fridges in time between the meals.
So I would need 24 fridges for high/high meals (for 100 prisoners), but for optical reasons i reduced to 22 as i realized i can only support medium quantity
