How much pot roast needed?
Two in one converter that converts any amount of pot roast to the number of persons it can feed and any number of guests or persons to the amount of pot roast needed.
Pot Roast Per Person Portion Calculator
Section 1: Person to Pot Roast Conversion
Purpose of the Converter
The main use of this converter is to convert any number of guests or persons to the amount of pot roast needed; cooked or raw, bone-in or boneless.
How to Use
To start, simply enter the number of guests and click on calculate pot roast.
Example of Person to Pot Roast Conversion:
How much pot roast is needed per one guest?
- 0.75 pounds of raw bone-in beef to yield 0.56 pounds of cooked bone-in pot roast
- 0.50 pounds of raw boneless beef to yield 0.38 pounds of cooked boneless pot roast
- 12.00 ounces of raw bone-in beef to yield 9.00 ounces of cooked bone-in pot roast
- 8.00 ounces of raw boneless beef to yield 6.00 ounces of cooked boneless pot roast
- 0.34 kilograms of raw bone-in beef to yield 0.26 kilograms of cooked bone-in pot roast
- 0.23 kilograms of raw boneless beef to yield 0.17 kilograms of cooked boneless pot roast
- 1.50 cups of raw bone-in beef to yield 1.12 cups of cooked bone-in pot roast
- 1.00 cups of raw boneless beef to yield 0.75 cups of cooked boneless pot roast
Section 2: Pot Roast to Person Conversion
Purpose of the Converter
This converter’s main usage is for converting any amount of pot roast into the number of people it can feed.
How to Use
Start by entering any amount of pot roast together with its respective measurement from these:
- Pound (Bone-In)
- Pound (Boneless)
- Ounce (Bone-In)
- Ounce (Boneless)
- kg (Bone-In)
- kg (Boneless)
- Cup (Bone-In)
- Cup (Boneless)
And click “calculate number of persons”.
Example of Pot Roast to Person Conversion:
How many persons can my 1 pound of boneless pot roast able to feed?
- 2.00 Persons
How many persons can my 3 cups of bone-in pot roast feed?
- 2.00 Persons
Note: When converting raw beef to cooked pot roast, the weight loss is about 25%, yielding slightly less cooked pot roast.