Latest Version
1.4 Safe to install
1.4 Safe to install
The Churrascoladora - Barbecue Calculator provides an accurate method for determining the necessary quantities of meat and beverages for your barbecue based on the number of guests. It is particularly useful for event planning and ensures that hosts are well-prepared.
The recommended meat quantities per person are as follows:
- Men: 450 grams of meat per person;
- Women: 300 grams of meat per person;
- Children: 150 grams of meat per person;
Overview
Churrascoladora - A Calculador is a Freeware software in the category System Utilities developed by DDM Software.
The latest version of Churrascoladora - A Calculador is 1.4, released on 01/15/2025. It was initially added to our database on 01/15/2025.
Churrascoladora - A Calculador runs on the following operating systems: Android.
Users of Churrascoladora - A Calculador gave it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
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