20lbs of meatballs can feed about 80 people. This is assuming each person were to consume a quaarter pound of meatballs each. If the meatballs are complimented with something else, then the 20lbs will feed more than just 80.
you would need about 10,000lbs of tato to feed that many booties
20-25 lbs
It requires 261 pounds of feed to produce a hundred pounds of poultry
It requires 629 pounds of feed to produce a hundred pounds of pork
It requires 88 pounds of feed to produce 100 pounds of milk
How much food you need for 100 people will depend on the type of food. You will need 50 pounds of boneless chicken for 100 people. 35 pounds of potatoes. Four 25 pound turkeys will feed 100 people. 35 pounds of ground beef will make enough meatballs for 100 people.
It depends on a few things: Is it for making a meat sauce? Typically a meat sauce will have about 1 lb of meat for every gallon of sauce. a gallon of sauce is enough for about 21 (3/4 cup) portions so 10 gallons of sauce and 10 pounds of meat are needed. Are you making a spaghetti and meat dinner? then about 1/4 pound of cooked hamburg per person would be needed PLUS the meat sauce, so 60 pounds of hamburg are needed. Are you making spaghetti and meatballs? Then about 1/2 to 3/4 pounds of meat for meatballs are needed, PLUS the meat sauce so then 110 - 160 pounds of hamburg might be needed.
The average chicken of about 4 pounds to 5 pounds would be enough meat to feed a group of 5 people. The size of chicken needed would depend on the amount of food 5 people could eat in a meal.
It requires 1,273 pounds of feed to produce a lamb
No, it'll feed 10 people. 10 pounds will feed 20 people. HA, HA Rachel Ray!
It depends on how big of a meatball that you plan to make and whether your recipe calls for fillers like bread crumbs, eggs, etc. Also, will the meatball be the main course, like in sandwiches or a side dish to pasta? if you were just using ground beef, I would figure two meatballs per person for a side dish to pasta. Each meatball weighs about 4 ounces. So, about 40 pounds of meat would be my answer for a side dish.