Food Mart sells more pecans for less money, so it is cheaper.
The actual costs are:
Food Depart: 7.80 / 20 = 0.39 /ounce
Food Mart: 7.15 /32.5 = 0.22 / ounce
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Assuming you mean ounces, the answer is 24 ounces, of course! If you wanted 24 ounces as a fraction of some other measure of mass, perhaps you could have tried to mention that in the question!
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Well, that depends on the size and weight of the toy car! If weighing a tiny Matchbook (TM) toy car, it would most certainly be in ounces. If it was a toy car a child could scoot, push with their feet, or pedal as the child rides it, it would likely weigh pounds.
Food Mart sells more pecans for less money.
Without doing calculations it should be seen that Food Mart has more for less. So Food mart would have the best buy.
I would say it was. It could be phrased- With you I shall depart. Either would be correct.
You need to compare the rates for each store. Take dollars per ounce (dollars divided by ounces). The lower number is less expensive, and the better deal. You could also take ounces per dollar (ounces divided by price), which will tell you how many ounces that a dollar will buy. In that case, the higher number is better, since you can get more ounces for the same amount of money. Either method will get the right answer for you.
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If the dog is a small breed no because it could choke if not its ok :)
If the pecans have become rancid or moldy, yes - eating them could make you ill. It depends if the owner washes them regularly, also if they are moldy, i suggest you see a doctor.
There are many places one might go to find recipes for praline pecans. In addition to a the 'Recipe' or 'Cooking' websites, one might also find a recipe in a cookbook.
You could use grams or ounces. You could use grams or ounces.
This sounds like a typo. I have been baking for 35 years and have never heard of a square nut and I could not find any reference to it in any of my ingredient guides. I would recommend using pecans. Pecans go great in avocado bread.
It depends on the crop each year. Pecans have cycles of growth and if you get an off year, the price goes up. It is not unusual to pay as much as nine dollars a pound for shelled pecans. In the boom year, they generally run about six dollars a pound.
The pecans from the Radleys' trees lie untouched on the schoolyard because the children at school are afraid of Boo Radley, who lives in the Radley house. They believe that anything related to the Radleys is tainted or could be dangerous. This fear and prejudice towards Boo Radley creates a barrier that prevents them from enjoying the pecans.