description says ... 1 - 5 lbs. Big difference. Need to serve 4-5. Is this large enough?
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Hi Amy! Thank you for your question. This is Qty. 1 Roast that is 5 lbs. and is certainly enough to serve 4-5 people. This is the perfect entre to serve that is sure to impress your guests!
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Hi Amy, It may have been a typo you read? It should say one as in quanity..1 roast that is a 5 lbs. That is how we read it and exactly what we received which by the way was AWESOME!!!!! :) Hope this helps and hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Should also be able to inquire through the Co. where it originates from also. Good luck to you.
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Definitely. I bought two of them and served 14 people and had some left over. DELICIOUS!!!
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Hi Amy, It may have been a typo you read? It should say one as in quanity..1 roast that is a 5 lbs. That is how we read it and exactly what we received which by the way was AWESOME!!!!! :)It will easily feed you all too! Hope this helps and hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Should also be able to inquire through the Co. where it originates from also. Good luck to you.
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Hi Amy! Thank you for your question. This is Qty. 1 Roast that is 5 lbs. and is certainly enough to serve 4-5 people. This is the perfect entrée to serve that is sure to impress your guests!
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The basket is roughtly 7" in diameter by 4" deep, or 4 cups. As for servings, that would depend on how much you stuff in the basket at a time. Smaller batches always spin out much better than larger batches.
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We are a family of two and the 6 qt is just great and does the jobs with no problems. I think you have to ask how much food do you prepare in a single setting for 4 people. In a 6 qt we can do a 6 pound chicken and a 5 pound roast so anything larger than that I have no information.
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I can grill 2 large T-bone steaks and have plenty of room...so I would say 4 servings would fit on here easily.
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I have a 5 pound feeder on one hook & a 4 pound feeder on the other hook. I has not bent over. I am not sure if I would use heaver feeders.Enjoy!George
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I stretched it to eight but really only six servings for a generous serving. I bought the maker with an extra bowl and I will plan to use it next time I have a large group!
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I purchased the large so can't answer you question. If you are serving two people the small may better for you.
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Personally I wouldn't bother with this. It's cheaply made, and will most likely break on your within a week. But to answer your question, yes. You should be able to serve with this.
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I can cook 4 regular size burger. A little tight though. I hope it helps you.
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Hi Melody,I own two of these machines and gave one to two sisters and one to a son.I totally love it!!!For Thanksgiving I put a 6 1/2 lb. whole chicken on it and it turned out beautifully.I also do turkey breast with the bone in.I like doing them better then the whole turkey because you don't have to skewer it so much.Anyway back to your question about how big of a turkey this model takes.I agree with R. Fletcher when they said 12-15 lbs.Maybe a little smaller would be better.Hope this helps you out.Sandy G.
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The pound thing is sort of hard per say as different seeds will weigh differently. I would look at the dimensions and then look at the size of a 5 pound or less bag of grass seed as an example
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As a the 3 tier shown in the photo, it would serve 4. Each layer is a separate pan, which gives you the freedom to add layers if desired. The top pan is only 2"x2". That's about the size of a cupcake. The 2nd pan is 3"x2", but I would still only call this a single serving. The bottom, being 4"x2" could be split to make 2 servings.
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You can do up to 3/4" x 4-1/4". That is, three quarters of an inch by four inches and one quarter. Weight? IDK. You can do thinner if you want.Side comment, I think I paid $5 for mine and once I received it it seemed a little bit a little too much. Its not a robust item, I can see it breaking after couple dozen patties or less... just FYI.
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Two lbs would put it around 40% full. You could easily fit 3 but I'm not too sure they'd cook evenly....worth a shot.
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At least 40-50....I have at least one serving each day...sometimes more and the 5lb lasted almost 2 months.
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we have done an 8 lb prime rib in this set it and forget it but don't think we can go much bigger. Our older one was bigger. It looks like the 6000 series will cook a 23 lb turkey
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Hard to say because I have a bad back but I did have to have it fixed or so called. I really dont suggest the 4 pound. 5 pound density would be much better