we have 25 pound bags of onions at my work. i counted, and there were 62 medium-large onions in the bag. so maybe around 124?
AnswerOnions can vary widely in size. If they are graded as mediums, there might be as many as 200 in 50 pounds, but if graded as super colossal, there might only be 35 in 50 pounds. See the related link below for some more helpful information on onions.It depends how finely they are minced. Onions have essentially the same density as water so 2 cps of very tightly packed onions will be 1 lb. just like water. As the coarseness of he cut increases the void space increases (the cupful gets fluffier) and the weight decreases.
If you need to know the weight of onions exactly you can find out.
Fill a ten cup measure with your chopped onions. Fill the onion filed cup with water so the level of onions and water is at the same 10 cup reading. Scoop out the onions with a slotted spoon leaving all the water in the container. After the onions are gone, note the amount of water left.
Now for some math.
The water and onion filled cup would have contained 10 cups = 5 lbs of mixture
Subtract 1/2 lb for every cup of water left in the measure after the onions are removed. This gives the weight of onions
(Example: For 2 cups of water left the weight of onions would be 5 lb - 1 lb = 4 lb)
Approximately 70-90 Spanish onions are typically found in a 50 lb bag, depending on the size of the individual onions.
Since 16 ounces is a pound, there are 50 servings of 16 ounces in a 50 pound bag of peanuts.
That depends on the dimensions of the bags. You can't equate weight to area or volume. A 50 pound bag of feathers is a lot bigger than a 50 pound bag of sand.
6.50 for a 50 pound bag 12 cents a pound
£50
48
One Pennie is about 1 oz. in weight. So 16 oz. per pound multiplied by 50 equals 800
about 100 cups
about 30-50 dollars
Depending on the EXACT type of flour it will be approximately 184 cups.
a 50 pound bag of gravel will cover approximately 2 to 3 square feet of area to a thickness of 3 to 4 inches.
40 bags: Here's how: (2000 lb/ton) / (50 lb / bag) = 40 bags / ton.