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How many grapes and strawberries for 400 guest?
You would probally need 15 bags of grapes and 20 boxes of straberrys!
How many quarts of strawberries will it take to feed 50 people?
they do not need and strawberries, they all need tequila
What foods do you need?
You need fruits like green grapes,bananas,oranges,and strawberries, or whatever kind of fruits you like. You also need all kinds of veggies just dont put to much salt on them.
The recipe called for a pound and a half of strawberries but you only neede one-third as many blueberries as you did strawberries How many strawberries do you need?
Assuming that there are 20 strawberries per pound, then you will need 10 blueberries.
A kilogram of peaches have more skin area than a kilogram of?
Watermelon. Edit: While true it is relative to what the options are. Grapefruits? Yes, Grapes? No etc. You need more information.
How many strawberries do you need to make 1 kg of jam?
12
The recipe called for a pound and a half of strawberries but you only need one-third as many blueberries as you did strawberries How many blueberries do you need?
You do are not being asked how many strawberries because the first sentence tells you the answer and that is way too easy. One pound and a half of strawberries divided by three is half a pound. To check if this is correct, try half a pound times three. That equals a pound and a half, the amount of the strawberries. It is actually very simple!
How many strawberries do I need for 300 guests?
Approximately 94 pounds (42,678.68278 grams)
What grapes need to survive?
To grow grapes, you need a warm, dry climate.
How many gallons of wine from 1 acres of grapes?
None u need 7 Acres of grapes to make one Gallon Buh by
How many lbs of grapes needed for 200 people?
We need to know what else they are eating - - -
What agriculture products does Canada need from Mexico?
Mexico cultivates oranges, apples, table grapes, tangerines, grapefruit, pears and raisins; followed by bananas, mangoes, lemons, limes, watermelons, peaches, nectarines, plums, avocados, pineapples, and strawberries. Such crops are exported to many markets, including Canada, during the winter season.
