Are the portions on the meat not one pound per guy? And only 432 buns doesn't leave room for many second helpings. Sounds like you may fall short, unless they're only allowed one helping, then you're good.
Interestingly enough I had to cook a month ago for 40 women at my wife's place of business and I cooked about 30# of pulled pork and it was plenty. Your ratios to mine are spot on. With sides you will have more than enough. Maybe a few more buns, just depends on the crowd; hungry young men, or old geezers??
If anything cut back on the sides (you have over 1#/person), or substitute something like potato chips for one of them. Easy and you're not sweating yet another hot dish.
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I cannot comment on the amount of sides since that's anyone's guess how much sides they'll eat, if they like what you'll have, etc...., but if you want leftover pulled pork (who doesn't, really?) plan on close to 1lb/person raw weight for adult men w/ manly appetites. I'd say you're right on for pork. You shouldn't run out, you might have TONS of leftovers or you might break even, but I lean toward the former.
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