With high variety, not all food slots will be able to be filled completely so you will need more fridges and serving tables even though they will not all be full.Ī PA calculator has been made to help determine the best way to build: or the website version: With high quantity, you will need three times as many fridges, cookers, cooks, and serving tables. In practice, however, you will want a higher variety and quantity to better satiate the needs of your prisoners. Using the above numbers and a policy of low quantity and no variety you can feed 80 prisoners with 2 fridges, 4 cookers, 4 cooks, 1 serving table, 10 tables and 20 benches. Each prisoner will need a place to sit and eat.Each serving table can hold up to 40 food trays.Each serving table can hold up to 80 cooked food in four stacks.Each sink can wash about 40 trays per hour (after meal time).Each cooker can cook up to 10 each of two varieties of ingredients.Each fridge can hold up to 20 each of two varieties of ingredients.A Cook ($500, $100 daily wage) to cook the food for the prisoners.Sink ($20) must be connected directly to a water supply by a small or large pipe.Cooker ($500) must be connected directly to an electrical cable.Fridge ($500) must be connected directly to an electrical cable.
