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Four workbooks reconciled into one deduplicated index, grouped by serve type. Quantities normalised to grams and millilitres. Names that had no build are drafted from the thirty drink formats and marked as drafts.
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Every backlog name has been given a build, drafted from the format its name implies on its family's base premix. They sit in the main index on dashed cards marked Draft, and appear here grouped by family with the format each one came from. Nothing has been tasted — treat these as a starting point for the test bench, not a menu.
The backlog turned out to be thirty drink formats repeated across the kits, not four hundred separate recipes, and every drafted recipe was generated from one of them. Each format below is one parametric build: pick a flavour and the base premix and its dose swap, everything else holds. Doses are the median across the 281 written recipes, so these match how the sheets already spec drinks. Because each format is one recipe applied many times, testing thirty builds validates all 431 drafts.
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The 21 glasses in the range, ordered by how much of the recipe book each one carries across both written and drafted recipes. The Drive folder holds the kit grids and the source workbook but no glassware mapping, so these assignments are proposed rather than recorded — the rule is that the glass has to serve the drink's visual: straight walls for stripes, headroom for layers, a handle where the pour is hot.
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Product codes and pairings pulled out of the kit sheets, kept separate from the recipes so the index stays clean.
One canonical dose and method per product format, taken verbatim from the master sheets. This is the layer beneath the recipes: a recipe says which premix, the dosage grid says how much of it. Duplicates merged, source errors flagged, every step graphic recovered.
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The site's nine series are the same nine used in the source sheets, so this index maps onto the live structure with nothing left over. Each row shows what is published against what this index holds, and which formats feed it.
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This is the worklist. Kits with a page live and no recipes behind them are the more urgent side — the buyer lands on a stock list with nothing to make.
The site's season filter is a rule about serving temperature, which is the same axis this index groups by. The mapping is direct.
What was removed and what still disagrees. The Edited workbook was treated as canonical throughout.
Same recipe name, different quantities across sheets. The kept version is shown in the index; the other is listed here for reconciliation.