How Much Sliders for a 50 Guests Holiday Party?
Holiday Party • 50 guests
Note: This assumes sliders is your main food. Planning a buffet spread? See our Holiday Party Planner for balanced quantities.
📐 Why This Amount Works
50 guests × 90% eating rate 45 eaters × 3 sliders per person × 1 (0% for sliders) 135 sliders ÷ 12 per dozen 11.3 × 1.15 = 13.0, rounded up 📊 Quick Reference: Sliders by Guest Count
| Guests | Sliders Needed | Total Servings |
|---|---|---|
| 25 guests | 7 dozen | 68 servings |
| 50 guests (you) | 13 dozen | 135 servings |
| 75 guests | 20 dozen | 203 servings |
| 100 guests | 26 dozen | 270 servings |
| 150 guests | 39 dozen | 405 servings |
| 200 guests | 52 dozen | 540 servings |
* All calculations include a 15% buffer. Amounts for holiday party as main dish.
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💡 Pro Tips for Holiday Party Food
- ✓ Holiday appetizers should be elevated - cheese boards, shrimp cocktail, stuffed mushrooms.
- ✓ Sweet treats are expected - have a dessert station with cookies and holiday candies.
- ✓ Warm appetizers disappear 40% faster in winter - plan accordingly.
- ✓ Dietary restrictions matter more at holidays - have vegetarian and gluten-free options clearly labeled.
- ✓ If it's a potluck, assume 30% of guests will forget to bring something.
Buying Guide
Holiday parties are about elevated comfort food. Plan 8-10 appetizer pieces per person for a cocktail-style party. Include a mix of hot and cold options, with at least one 'showstopper' like a cheese board or charcuterie spread.
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