Figure 8 servings per dry pound of spaghetti. For 35 servings, then, you'd need
8 servings x N pounds = for 35 people
N = 4.375 lbs. of spaghetti
So you need to buy 5 pounds of spaghetti to serve 35 people.
Personally, I don't think 8 servings per pound is enough for each person. I like spaghetti too much. I would personally figure 5 servings per pound. That would mean:
5 servings x N pounds = for 35 people
N = 7 lbs. of spaghetti.
But maybe I'm too much of a piggy about it!
75 grams per person. so 6.75 Kilos plus sauce the lot
About 14 pounds of noodles, 10 (67 oz) jars of sauce and 6 pounds of meat. Good luck!!
dont have a clue find out yourself
About 20 pounds of it.
Just throw as much as you want in.
About 25 pounds. I feed them 5-6 oz portions.
Unless you are planning on cooking it, i wouldn't feed a dog raw meat.
It depends how much you feed it
An average serving would be between 4 to 6 ounces, you will need about 90 pounds. how much cabbage and mayonaise will i need to buy?
90 to feed a family of 3 for a week => 30 to feed one for a week => 30*5 to feed a family of 5 for a week ie 150. However, this assumes that it costs the same to feed adults and children in a family (unlikely), and that there are no economies of scale (also unlikely).
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I would do 22 pounds of beans
The word Spaghetti came from the Italian plural of spaghetto, diminutive of spago, "thin rope." It entered the English language round 1885-90
90%. Divide 27 by 30. You get .9 or 9/10 or 90/100
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In the 1960's a US farmer was feeding around 90 people. Today in 2011 it is around 155.