"The general rule of thumb for how much pizza to order is to multiply your guests by 3/8 - meaning, assume that every person will eat three slices of pizza."
"Pizza is good for leftovers, and even if you don't have the fridge space to store it, we're sure that your dinner party guests would be happy to take some off your hands."
"Some folks have recommended that for every five pizzas, you order at least one cheese, two meat, a veggie, and a more unique pie."
Determining the right amount of pizza for a gathering requires considering guest count and their appetite. A common guideline is to assume three slices per person, leading to about eight pizzas for 20 guests or 12 for 30. Variations in pizza types, such as Sicilian or Detroit-style, can affect how filling they are. It's advisable to order a bit more pizza than needed, as leftovers are often welcome. Additionally, when selecting toppings, a suggested ratio is one cheese, two meat, one veggie, and one unique pizza for every five ordered.
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