Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:29     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:2 teens = 1 large
4 kids = 1 large
7 adults = 2 or 3 larges

I’d go with 5 minimum.


Just saying that everyone is making fun of me - but my two slices per per person and then rounding up to the full pie - is 5 pizzas here LOL.


No..you are recommending 26 slices. 8 slices per pie. just over 3 pies.


Oh HA! OK - so I am recommending 4 - thanks for correcting my math.

But anyway I am not annoyed or anything - you're just making me feel like that one poster who said 1 piece per person. Does anyone remember that? It was years ago I think.


That's when Americans were not fat and people were actually nice to each other. Gone gone gone...
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:27     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I usually do two slices per person - and whatever that is - if it's less than a full pie - I round up to include that full pie. I usually have leftovers but we do eat the leftovers and when hosting I would rather err on too much than too little. YMMV.


My 11 year old eats more than 2 slices of pizza. A teen would eat much more.

Err on the side of more. Leftover pizza is good.


This. I'd get 6. Our family of 4 (2 adults, 2 tweens) always orders 2 large. Sometimes we have most of a pizza leftover, sometimes we only have a slice or two. And leftover pizza is a much better "problem" than not enough pizza.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:23     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:2 teens = 1 large
4 kids = 1 large
7 adults = 2 or 3 larges

I’d go with 5 minimum.


Just saying that everyone is making fun of me - but my two slices per per person and then rounding up to the full pie - is 5 pizzas here LOL.


No..you are recommending 26 slices. 8 slices per pie. just over 3 pies.


Oh HA! OK - so I am recommending 4 - thanks for correcting my math.

But anyway I am not annoyed or anything - you're just making me feel like that one poster who said 1 piece per person. Does anyone remember that? It was years ago I think.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:23     Subject: How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

8 pieces, each large pie. Each person gets 2+/- slices, assuming they eat pizza. You do the math, OP.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:21     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

Anonymous wrote:2 teens = 1 large
4 kids = 1 large
7 adults = 2 or 3 larges

I’d go with 5 minimum.


This is how I calculated it too.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:18     Subject: How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

My mom bought 1 frozen pizza for 3 college age kids over TG I went out and bought 2 more. A few slices left.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:17     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:2 teens = 1 large
4 kids = 1 large
7 adults = 2 or 3 larges

I’d go with 5 minimum.


Just saying that everyone is making fun of me - but my two slices per per person and then rounding up to the full pie - is 5 pizzas here LOL.


Please don't tell me you are ordering medium pizzas! LOL PP. Just having some fun with you. You are good.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:16     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:2 teens = 1 large
4 kids = 1 large
7 adults = 2 or 3 larges

I’d go with 5 minimum.


Just saying that everyone is making fun of me - but my two slices per per person and then rounding up to the full pie - is 5 pizzas here LOL.


No..you are recommending 26 slices. 8 slices per pie. just over 3 pies.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:07     Subject: How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

6 adults = 2 pieces each of a Large
2 teens = 3-4 pieces each
2 kids + older adult = 1 piece each

23 pieces - get 4 large to be safe and make sure everyone gets the toppings the want.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:04     Subject: How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

Even if I were serving some other food, I would err on the side of 3 slices per person to be safe.

Adults mostly will eat only 2 (especially if you have other stuff too), but teens will definitely eat 3, maybe more, and kids are all over the place. Some won't eat much, but others will eat 3 because they won't eat anything else, or are hitting a growth spurt, etc.

3 pieces per person, average, is the sweet spot with this group IMO. You're HIGHLY unlikely to run out, but also not likely to have tons and tons of leftovers.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:02     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

Anonymous wrote:2 teens = 1 large
4 kids = 1 large
7 adults = 2 or 3 larges

I’d go with 5 minimum.


Just saying that everyone is making fun of me - but my two slices per per person and then rounding up to the full pie - is 5 pizzas here LOL.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:00     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

I just did 5 large pizzas for 8 adults, 4 teens, and 2 kids over Thanksgiving weekend. Ended up with a little less than one pizza left over. I was figuring ~3 people per pizza
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 10:00     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

2 teens = 1 large
4 kids = 1 large
7 adults = 2 or 3 larges

I’d go with 5 minimum.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 09:59     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I usually do two slices per person - and whatever that is - if it's less than a full pie - I round up to include that full pie. I usually have leftovers but we do eat the leftovers and when hosting I would rather err on too much than too little. YMMV.


LOL. You are tough! Don't invite me to your party!!


I would be happy for you to come and eat all that is leftover - sometimes it is more than a full pie LOL.
Anonymous
Post 12/01/2021 09:59     Subject: Re:How many pizzas for 7 adults, 2 teens, 4 kids

I think 3 is sufficient, but I would probably get 4 just to be safe, plus you can get more variety that way