Mostly depends on the size of your bowl, but for the most part 4.
10 decigrams in 1 gram
1 gram. there are 1000mg in a gram
100 centigrams = 1 gram
1 drop = 1 gram
Cooked or uncooked? (the people, I mean). Your question makes no sense. How many cooked macaroni elbows in 5 quarts (volume measure, not liquid measure, OK)? Let's say there are 900 cooked macaroni elbows in a full 5 quart bowl. The serving portion is one elbow per person. You can serve 900 people. Simple. Think about your question and ask it properly next time: If you have a 5 quart bowl of cooked macaroni elbows and a serving is 1 cup, how many servings will the bowl yield?
this is a trick question; a gram is a measure of weight and a cup is a measure of volume.
To answer your question, about 2-3 cups of macaroni will make 10 cups of cooked macaroni. That is only because macaroni swells up when you cook it.................
That is about 2 cups
it doubles and triples in size while cooked, so 1 cup raw = 2 to 3 cups cooked.
If it's dry macaroni then 70z will be about 2 cups. If cooked, it will be 1 cup.
That is approximately 4 cups
4 cups of uncooked elbow macaroni is About 1 pound, 1 ounce.
A one-cup serving of cooked macaroni typically contains about 22 milligrams of calcium. However, the exact amount can vary based on the type of pasta and brand used.
For a north American teenager, about 1 serving. For most people, 2 servings.
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If you have cooked the dish before simply place the portion size you would normally use to make for two portions on the scales and then multiply by 13. When catering for larger numbers it is essential not to run out!