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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Go online to Dominos.com and see how much it costs for delivery of 7 pizzas - that is enough for 25-30 kids.  It's more than you think with delivery charges added etc.[/quote]
$7.99 special x 7 = 55.93 x .08 = 4.47 55.93 + 4.47=59.40
 You pick up. Add $5.00 for gas and you are still at 64
40. [/quote]

$5 pizza hut - need 4-5 pizzas double cut.  So, $25 max/$30 with taxes.  You do not spend $5 in gas.  Otherwise with tip its $8-10 for delivery.  You need about 1.5 slices per child, or even 1 slice. [/quote]

A slice or 1.5 per kid?  My kid is in 6th grade. Are you insane?  Many of these kids are 5’3”+. Is that what you allot at your bday parties?  At our holiday party, every slice of 7 pizzas was gone for 20 kids, double sliced. It cost $66.  You guys with little kids have no idea. [/quote]

Hi, you're in the elementary school forum.  So you can go talk about all the pizza your middle schooler eats elsewhere.  No matter how you frame it, no one agrees with you here.[/quote]

Fcps - 6th grade is elementary. [/quote]

Fifth graders are largely over 5’. They also eat full meals. I figured many of these posters were thinking this was for a bunch of very young kids. [/quote]

My first grade boys eats a ton.  Glad his class parties are non-lunch parties (typically mini-cupcake, salty snack and fruit for less than 15$).[/quote]

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