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The question asks how many total grams of peanut butter the Somerville Middle School cafeteria has. They have:

- 67,489 grams of regular peanut butter
- 68,234 grams of crunchy peanut butter

To find the total grams of peanut butter, we need to add these two amounts together:

\[
67,489 + 68,234 = 135,723 \text{ grams}
\]

So, the total amount of peanut butter they have is **135,723 grams**.

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Here are 5 related questions for practice:
1. If the cafeteria uses 5,000 grams of peanut butter per day, how many days will the total stock last?
2. How many kilograms is the total amount of peanut butter, if 1 kilogram = 1,000 grams?
3. If the school decides to split the peanut butter equally between 5 storage units, how much will each unit get?
4. What would the total amount of peanut butter be if they received an additional 10,000 grams of peanut butter?
5. How much more crunchy peanut butter than regular peanut butter does the cafeteria have?

**Tip:** When solving addition problems with large numbers, it helps to align the digits by place value to ensure accuracy.

The Somerville Middle School cafeteria goes through a lot of peanut butter. Currently, they have 67,489 grams of regular peanut butter in stock. They also have 68,234 grams of crunchy peanut butter. How many grams do they have in total?

This math problem asks how to find the total amount of peanut butter in stock at Somerville Middle School, by adding 67,489 grams of regular peanut butter and 68,234 grams of crunchy peanut butter. This problem is suitable for Grade 6 students and covers the basic addition of whole numbers.

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