Spaghetti is a pure source of carbohydrates, and people need carbohydrates for energy.
8 lbs
You will need 25 pounds of hamburger to do that.
i need to know how much hamburg,SAUCE,NOODLES for 150 servings
Figure 8 servings per dry pound of spaghetti. For 35 servings, then, you'd need 8 servings x N pounds = for 35 people N = 4.375 lbs. of spaghetti So you need to buy 5 pounds of spaghetti to serve 35 people. Personally, I don't think 8 servings per pound is enough for each person. I like spaghetti too much. I would personally figure 5 servings per pound. That would mean: 5 servings x N pounds = for 35 people N = 7 lbs. of spaghetti. But maybe I'm too much of a piggy about it!
4 gallons
you need spaghetti,taco shells,sauce andthats it
If you work on 120g per person per serve you should need approximately 2400g which is 2.4 kilos. Depending on what other ingredients you are adding (i.e. onion, carrot, celery) to round off the measure and to allow for any shrinkage use 2.5kilos.
If you serve each guest an 8oz steak (uncooked) then you will need 30lbs of steak.
50 - at least one apiece! :>)
For 250 people, you would need approximately 50-60 pounds of beef to cook spaghetti. This estimate factors in the typical serving size of around 4-6 ounces of meat per person in a spaghetti dish. Adjust the quantity based on your recipe and desired serving size.
A serving size of spaghetti is considered to be 1/4 to 1/2 cup. Since you can not measure spaghetti in a measuring cup let's switch to ounces. 1/4 of a cup of dry spaghetti is 2 ounces, once cooked it measures about 4.5 ounces. So to get enough cooked spaghetti for 1 serving per person, for 20 people you need 20 about 20 ounces of dry spaghetti, or 1.25 lbs. 1.25 lbs of dry spaghetti will cook into approximately 2.8 lbs of cooked spaghetti, which is 45 ounces. 45 ounces which is roughly 5.6 cups, and 5.6 cups divided into 1/4th cup servings of cooked spaghetti gives you about 22 servings. If you feel people are going to want more than 1 serving then cook up another half pound of spaghetti to be safe.