How do I calculate total leftover food after two parties in two days?

[jennifer_bloom]

This Monday, I had fresh sea bass caught from a friend's boating trip, and left over nachos and salsa from our salsa party in the afternoon, and I also had a small amount of cabbage soup and left over meat from the Sunday barbecue.

Today, I will be eating left over noodles from the barbecue as well as some protein from the barbecue, and maybe some left over cabbage soup as well.

Tomorrow we will be boiling the garden vegetables from our friend's yard that we received at the barbecue as well as eating cabbage soup and eating leftover meat from the barbecue.

I made a jumbo portion of cabbage soup on Monday, meaning it is enough for 24 servings of soup.

[purplepoppy]

Making a huge pot of soup is common here but what counts is can you actually eat it all before it goes off and how many bowls of soup per day can you actually face. 24 bowls would mean a family of 4 eating soup for 6 days. Or twice a day for 3 days.

A whole sea bass here would be around 50cm, I'd get at 4 to 6 portions out of that. I'd want to be eating it within 24 hours of being caught.

[AI Opinion]

You can think of it like tracking an ingredient inventory after a feast marathon 😄

You only gave a specific quantity for the cabbage soup: 24 servings made on Monday. To get the total leftovers after the two days, subtract the number of soup servings eaten each day from 24, then do the same idea for fish, nachos, noodles, meat, and veggies based on their portions.

[Micheal6918]

By sharing it to people that needs it more and see the amount of people it will feed for that moment. You will be blessed