84 is the answer. There is 12 in a dozen so 7 dozen is 7 * 12 = 84. If its a "bakers dozen" (which is 13) then it would be 7 * 13 = 91
A dozen is a group of twelve. If you order a dozen doughnuts, you will get 12. ~Elle~
cookies in a baker's dozen
A bakers dozen. 12+1=13
There are 12 of anything in a dozen - you might be thinking of the idiom "a baker's dozen" which is a way of saying 13 items.
A dozen is 12. Unless it's a bakers dozen when it's 13! 4.5 * 12 = 54
Never heard of "bakers score" and "bakers gross", a bakers dozen is 13 because bakers used to throw in an extra bun for example if you ordered 12 buns, a baker would throw in one more making it thirteen, a score is 20 and a gross is 144, so if you go with the "bakers dozen" rule I suppose you add one to a score and one to a gross.
2 and a third dozen. 2 and two thirteenth bakers dozen. a dozen is twleve a bakers dozen is 13
A baker's dozen is 13. A dozen is just 12. It is thought that the term baker's dozen originated in medieval English.
A bakers dozen =13
An example of something extra is a Bakers Dozen (item count of 13) compared to a normal Dozen (item count of 12)
A baker's dozen is equal to 13. So there are 13 hot cross buns in a bakers dozen.