How many servings are in one kilogram of spaghetti?

You can't determine the number of servings in one kilogram of spaghetti without knowing the serving size.

Here's why:

* Serving sizes vary: A serving of spaghetti could be 100 grams, 150 grams, or even more depending on individual appetites and dietary needs.

* Cooking method affects volume: Spaghetti expands when cooked, meaning a kilogram of dry spaghetti will yield a much larger volume of cooked spaghetti.

To figure out the servings:

1. Determine your serving size: Decide how much cooked spaghetti you consider a serving (e.g., 150 grams).

2. Calculate the total servings: Divide the weight of your cooked spaghetti (which will be more than 1 kg) by your serving size.

Example:

* If you cook your spaghetti and it weighs 2 kg (2000 grams) and you consider a serving to be 150 grams, you would have 2000 / 150 = 13.3 servings.

Remember: This is just an example, adjust the serving size to fit your needs.