If you were throwing a backyard shindig for about 40 people and were going to serve pizza, wings and 2 different sides (a potato salad and something else) how many large pizzas would you order?
Edit - I should mention that these 40 people are all adults. I had figured around 3 people per large pizza, but with the wings and sides maybe that's too much?
Re: How many pizzas should I order?
The 2-3 slices pp is a good rule of thumb. Make sure at least one is cheese, in case you have a picky eater.
Cold/left over pizza is pretty delicious, especially from the place where we're getting it from. It's this tiny "hole in the wall" owned by an Italian family and their pizza is drool-worthy.
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[QUOTE]<strong>I would not eat potato salad with pizza...that doesn't sound very good at all</strong>... But I'd say about 2 slices per person...?
Posted by LDYGTR13[/QUOTE]
I have to agree with you there. A garden salad? yes. Pasta salad? Maybe.
Potato wedges are always good with pizza.
[QUOTE]I<strong> would not eat potato salad with pizza</strong>...that doesn't sound very good at all... But I'd say about 2 slices per person...?
Posted by LDYGTR13[/QUOTE]
<div>I didn't even think of that. Ew.</div>
Hm, so how does everyone feel about potato wedges and a pasta salad? Or a green salad?
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[QUOTE]You should factor in how they cut the pizza...if the do it the normal way (in triangles), then 2-3/person. A few people may eat 4-5. If they cut the pizza into all of those little squares, then people will probably eat more (I'd figure at least 1/4 of the pizza). Definitely do a green salad...forget the wings. <strong>This sounds like a messy reception.</strong> Bring extra napkins. Can do you fruit, veggies, or a cheese platter or something??
Posted by spartybride3[/QUOTE]
Not a reception, as stated in my OP it's a backyard shindig with some friends and is completely NWR. But yes, there will be lots of napkins.