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How many servings in an industrial size can green beans?
10 to 15 servings
How many servings in number 10 can of green beans?
2 serving
How many pans green beans for 200 peoples?
The number of pans of green beans you'll need for 200 people depends on the serving size. Generally, a standard serving is about ½ cup per person. If you assume a full pan holds around 20-25 servings, you would need approximately 8-10 pans of green beans to serve 200 people. Adjust based on your guests' preferences and if green beans are a main or side dish.
How many green beans for 10 people?
2 pounds
How many ounces of green beans are in a 10 can?
10 pounds of anything = 160 ounces of it
How many serving in a quart of beans?
It depends on how big your serving is :) Assuming the beans are already cooked when you measured your quart, and a normal serving size is 1/2 cup, you'll have 8 servings to share. If your quart of beans are dry and then you cook them, you'll probably end up with 10 cups of cooked beans, or 20 half cup servings.
How many pounds of green beans are in a bushell?
28 pounds of green beans is in a bushel excluding the container they are in!
How many ounces of green beans are in a can?
10 pounds of anything = 160 ounces of it
in a bag of 50 jelly beans, there are only red, green, and orange. if the red to green to orange ratio is 3:5:2, how many green jelly beans are there?
Red = 15, Green = 25 & Orange = 10
How many people does a can of restaurant size can green beans feed 6 lbs 9oz?
A restaurant-sized can of green beans weighing 6 lbs 9 oz typically contains about 10 to 12 servings, depending on portion size. If you consider a standard serving to be around 1/2 cup, this would generally feed approximately 15 to 20 people. The exact number may vary based on how the beans are served and the overall meal composition.
How many gallon cans of green beans would you need to feed 250 people?
10
How many servings are in a quart of beans?
Oh, dude, a quart of beans typically has around 10 servings. But like, who really measures servings when it comes to delicious beans, am I right? Just scoop out what looks good and enjoy the bean goodness.
