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Cooking for Parties/Amount per guest of 150

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Expert: - 2/9/2009


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for Hors'd'ovres for 150 people, how many of each do I make?


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You will need about 4-6 bites per person per hour depending on what you are serving for dinner (if you are serving dinner) and what time of day you are having your event. For a 3 hour cocktail party that means 1800-2400 pieces.  There are some variables but you didn't give me enough information to really compose a comprehensive answer.

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