Working prototypes, not mockups. Each replays on the button. None of them names a per-ingredient weight, so nothing here hands over the formula. Order shown is pack order, which is printed on the pouch anyway.
The scoop holds still and the record builds around it. Borrows the grammar of a botanical plate, where the specimen is simply there and the labelling is an act of documentation.
No illustration at all. A document that composes in front of you reads as issued rather than written. Cheapest to build, hardest to disbelieve.
Ostensive definition. You are not describing the scoop, you are pointing at it, and the long tail stays visible instead of collapsing into "everything else".
Instruments are trusted because they hold no opinion. Borrowing that grammar makes the formula a reading rather than a claim. Best of the five at small sizes.
The camera sits inside the powder and each ingredient is named as it comes into focus. Shown here with type standing in for the macro photography you would need to shoot.