Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd say 15 pizzas, broken down as follows: 1/2 a pizza per adult and 1/3 for each kid.
7 pizzas (for 14 adults) + 8 pizzas (for 23 kids) = 15 pizzas.
I posted this. I'll re-calculate.
2 or 3 slices per adult , 1 or 2 per child.
2.5 x 14 = 35 slices for the adults (some will eat 2, others 3); 1.5 x 23 = 33.5, rounded to 34 slices, for the kids.
You need 69 slices. Ask the joint how many slices per pizza, then divide 69 by that number. The answer will tell you how many pizzas you need.
I'm getting hungry for pizza.
No adult is going to gorge themselves on 3 pieces of pizza at a birthday party!
Anonymous wrote:Just buy extra people. Are you the person avoiding buying a proper size cake too?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So I hosted a party a few weeks ago. There was a similar thread then, which caused me to panic and order more pizza. Big mistake. I had about 25 kids (slightly younger, however- which might make a difference) and more adults- more like 25. I ordered 10 pizzas. I had 3 whole pizzas left over. So- certainly anyone who wanted more could have had more. People just don't eat much at a party- especially a crowded party.
I think people will eat more for dinner at your house.
I wouldn't call 30% left overs a big mistake.
Anonymous wrote:So I hosted a party a few weeks ago. There was a similar thread then, which caused me to panic and order more pizza. Big mistake. I had about 25 kids (slightly younger, however- which might make a difference) and more adults- more like 25. I ordered 10 pizzas. I had 3 whole pizzas left over. So- certainly anyone who wanted more could have had more. People just don't eat much at a party- especially a crowded party.
I think people will eat more for dinner at your house.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd say 15 pizzas, broken down as follows: 1/2 a pizza per adult and 1/3 for each kid.
7 pizzas (for 14 adults) + 8 pizzas (for 23 kids) = 15 pizzas.
I posted this. I'll re-calculate.
2 or 3 slices per adult , 1 or 2 per child.
2.5 x 14 = 35 slices for the adults (some will eat 2, others 3); 1.5 x 23 = 33.5, rounded to 34 slices, for the kids.
You need 69 slices. Ask the joint how many slices per pizza, then divide 69 by that number. The answer will tell you how many pizzas you need.
I'm getting hungry for pizza.
No adult is going to gorge themselves on 3 pieces of pizza at a birthday party!
How do you know?
No adult???? Are you saying there's no chance? Are you stupid?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd say 15 pizzas, broken down as follows: 1/2 a pizza per adult and 1/3 for each kid.
7 pizzas (for 14 adults) + 8 pizzas (for 23 kids) = 15 pizzas.
I posted this. I'll re-calculate.
2 or 3 slices per adult , 1 or 2 per child.
2.5 x 14 = 35 slices for the adults (some will eat 2, others 3); 1.5 x 23 = 33.5, rounded to 34 slices, for the kids.
You need 69 slices. Ask the joint how many slices per pizza, then divide 69 by that number. The answer will tell you how many pizzas you need.
I'm getting hungry for pizza.
Anonymous wrote:I'd say 15 pizzas, broken down as follows: 1/2 a pizza per adult and 1/3 for each kid.
7 pizzas (for 14 adults) + 8 pizzas (for 23 kids) = 15 pizzas.
Anonymous wrote:My 3yo ate three slices for dinner last night, plus a meatball and broccoli. I'd get 10, but I love pizza and we will eat leftovers.