I am buying fried chicken already made and making pulled pork for 100 people (80 adults and 20 children). How many pieces of chicken should I buy? [duplicate]

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How much fried chicken should I buy for 80 adults and 20 children? Pulled pork will be served as well as mac n cheese and green beans.



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Based on the answer to the question Johanna linked, you should aim for about 8 oz or 225g of meat per person. Without knowing how much pulled pork you intend to be serving, and which part of the chicken you're looking at, here is a breakdown of how much each piece of a broken down chicken weighs, so you can use that to figure out how much you want to serve. Source

Chicken weights




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