Reusing a menu week to week
Getting next week’s bake day set up without retyping a menu you already wrote.
A recurring pickup day generates its dates for you, so the schedule is already there. What changes week to week is usually the menu.
On any upcoming day, the menu screen starts from your product list and lets you tick what you are baking and set a limit for each. Products you do not touch keep tracking their default capacity, so a menu of regulars needs almost no input — you are only setting the exceptions.
Because untouched products track the default, raising a product’s baking capacity on the menu screen raises it on every future day where you have not overridden it. That is usually what you want, and worth knowing before you change one.
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