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The house will have 9 total. This is a quick breakfast as we are then departing for visiting another family two hours away . Two teenage boys. Two men. Three women. Two little boys, 5 and 7.
One dozen seems like the too few. Two dozen seems like too many. |
| Count on the teens and boys having 3 each, which puts you at a dozen. The adults likely won’t eat donuts or won’t eat more than one. I’d buy two dozen then send them home with the teens. |
| If donuts are the only food, I don’t think two dozen is too many. |
| One dozen. Let them be hungry for better quality food. |
This but I would not be eating a crazy donut before a two hour car ride. Can you just get a dozen and a dozen bagels? |
| Who are these people who assume all teen boys pig out? My teen son is athletic, eats healthy, and works out. He's not stuffing his face with 3 donuts and neither do his other athlete friends. |
| 2 dozen plus munchkins for the kids. |
| Maybe consider picking up a bag of clementines, bananas, apples too? |
Your son and his friends are weirdos if they're not going to pig out over Thanksgiving weekend. |
| My son could eat 5 donuts. I'd get 2 dozen knowing that there will likely be leftovers. |
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Are you talking basic donuts from dunkin or fancy donuts (which tend to be bigger)?
Are you eating again at the destination? (Like, is this quick breakfast at 7 or 8 am and then you're having a big breakfast at 9 or 10? Or is this breakfast, you drive to the other house and you don't eat again until lunch? |
| Donuts are cheap. Just buy two dozen. How do you all survive in this world? |
| Two dozen. Take the extras in the car, they'll get eaten somewhere along the two hour drive. |
This is the obvious answer. It’s not like you will know down to the exact number of donuts! |
Of course adults eat donuts. |