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How many servings of cheesy potatoes in a 18qt roaster?

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How many pounds is 18qt?

To convert quarts to pounds, you need to know the substance's density, as quarts measure volume and pounds measure weight. For example, if you are converting water, 1 quart of water weighs approximately 2.08 pounds. Therefore, 18 quarts of water would weigh about 37.44 pounds (18 quarts x 2.08 pounds/quart). For other substances, you would need to adjust the calculation based on their specific densities.


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