Your standing cocktail-bites plan

Choose your own portions and use the three timed displays. No account, remote fonts, analytics, network request or automatic saved copy is used by this editor. Read the menu and food-handling guide.

Opening, two refills and a separate reserve

Your standing-bites service plan

Choose bites per adult for your actual gathering. Duration is recorded but does not automatically multiply food. Menu weights describe your chosen mix; integer portions round across rows with totals preserved.

Adults Chosen bites per adult Separate reserve bites Service duration (minutes) First refill minute Second refill minute Opening share (%) First refill share (%)

The second refill receives the percentage left over. Shares round separately within each food. Keep reserve outside all displays. These are chosen offers, not appetite or nutrition recommendations.

Food 1

Food name Chosen mix weight Bites per actual pack/batch Usable bites already owned

Food 2

Food nameChosen mix weightBites per actual pack/batchUsable bites already owned

Food 3

Food nameChosen mix weightBites per actual pack/batchUsable bites already owned

Equal weights give an equal mix; weights 2, 1, 1 give the first food about half the displayed bites. Stock means usable complete bites, not an unmeasured jar or raw ingredient. Pack surplus stays outside the planned reserve.

The worked example is ready to calculate. Replace its inputs with your own plan.

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Worked example without JavaScript

12 adults × a chosen 6 bites = 72 displayed bites. Three equally weighted foods receive 24 each: 12 at opening, 6 at minute 30 and 6 at minute 60. A separate 12-bite reserve adds 4 per food, making 84 intended bites. One-bite assembly units require 28 pepper picks and 28 cucumber bites. Three 12-count pastry packs supply 36 squares for a 28-square target, leaving 8 outside the plan. This is arithmetic, not evidence of appetite or a tested recipe.