RE: Tacos for 100 People
I have a cookbook that I looked this up in, it's not for tacos, but for hamburgers for 100 people, will take 35 lbs. of ground beef. I hope this helps you out.
Posted on 08/31/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Tacos for 100 People
At home I cook up 1lb of meat and it feeds three people, so I would guess somewhere between 30 and 35lbs for 100 people. It would depend on what you were serving with the tacos - if you have a lot of other dishes as well then you probably wouldn't need quite so much taco filling.
Posted on 08/29/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

RE: Tacos for 100 People
I think 20lbs of ground beef would feed 100 people but that would only give 1 taco per person.
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RE: Tacos for 100 People
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By raenna@charter.net (Guest Post)
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thirty pounnds of beef shound do it
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RE: Tacos for 100 People
about 14 lb 8 oz (filing) about 31 lb 4 oz (beef or pork)
from : http://www.nfsmi.org/Information/school_recipes/D-13.pdf

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RE: Tacos for 100 People
The normal serving of meat is 4 ounces per person. You could reduce it somewhat because there are beans and cheese in tacos which add more protein. 4 ounces per person is 25 pounds of ground beef. Three ounces means you need less than 19 pounds.
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RE: Tacos for 100 People
I was thinking a couple of ounces of meat per taco, 3 tacos a person, puts you at about 40 lbs.
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