Measurements for the passover seder

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I chose the minimum quantities for the many foods at the Passover Seder according to the Orthodox Union website. For this customized version, I'm using a design from Thingiverse. Passover Seder Food Quantities To serve correctly during the Passover Seder, you need specific food and drink portions. The guidelines below outline these measurements, as set by Jewish tradition. Each item serves 2 people. Charoset: 3.5 oz (about the size of a small orange) Karpas: 4.7 oz Zeroa: None or small quantity due to kashrut issues. In Israel and among certain Orthodox groups, it is traditionally eaten after dinner. Maror (including Horseradish): at least an ounce Matza (broken): Shamour or bitter herbs other than horseradish in the United States and many parts of Canada): Beitzah: The following are suggested drink quantities. They may need to be adjusted according to local taste preferences. Red wine: The OU states a half cup (4 oz) is sufficient for those aged thirteen through adults. White wine, Grape Juice, or Non-Grape juice, for people aged one to twelve and for wine-loving children: a full cup