How much baby back rib needed?
Converts any kind of baby back rib measurements to per person serving and from the number of persons to the equivalent baby back rib needed.
How Much Baby Back Rib Per Person and Portion Calculator
Section 1: Person to Baby Back Rib Converter
Purpose of the Converter
This converter converts any number of guests into the equivalent measurement of bone-in or boneless and raw or cooked baby back rib.
How to Use
Easily start by entering the number of guests, choosing persons, and clicking calculate baby back rib on the calculator.
Example Person to Baby Back Rib Conversion:
How much baby back rib per one guest?
- 1.00 pounds of raw bone-in baby back rib to yield 0.80 pounds of cooked bone-in baby back rib
- 0.75 pounds of raw boneless baby back rib to yield 0.60 pounds of cooked boneless baby back rib
- 16.00 ounces of raw bone-in baby back rib to yield 12.80 ounces of cooked bone-in baby back rib
- 12.00 ounces of raw boneless baby back rib to yield 9.60 ounces of cooked boneless baby back rib
- 0.45 kilograms of raw bone-in baby back rib to yield 0.36 kilograms of cooked bone-in baby back rib
- 0.34 kilograms of raw boneless baby back rib to yield 0.27 kilograms of cooked boneless baby back rib
- 2.00 cups of raw bone-in baby back rib to yield 1.60 cups of cooked bone-in baby back rib
- 1.50 cups of raw boneless baby back rib to yield 1.20 cups of cooked boneless baby back rib
- 5.00 pieces of baby back rib
Section 2: Baby Back Rib to Person Conversion:
Purpose of the Converter
Converts any amount of baby back rib into the equivalent number of persons it can feed.
How to Use
Click amount of baby back rib and enter the amount, followed by one of these measurements:
- Pound (Bone-In)
- Pound (Boneless)
- Ounce (Bone-In)
- Ounce (Boneless)
- kg (Bone-In)
- kg (Boneless)
- Cup (Bone-In)
- Cup (Boneless)
- Piece (Bone-In)
Lastly, click calculate number of person.
Example of Baby Back Rib to Person Conversion:
How many persons can a 1-kilogram (bone-in) baby back rib feed?
- 2.20 Persons
How many persons will my 6 pounds of boneless baby back rib feed?
- 7.98 Persons
Note: When converting raw baby back rib to cooked baby back rib, the weight loss is about 20%, yielding slightly less cooked baby back rib.