don't have instruction book or measuring spoon. anyone know if their spoon is actually 2 teaspoons as I'm guessing? thanks!
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I am sorry I can't provide direct answers your questions, but want to share my experience with measurements with this maker. I hated the included spoon and cannot find it in my kitchen. I do believe after its first use it found its way into a donation pile. I have an INOX cookie scoop numbered 110 that I bought at a hardware store. The tiny size is hard to locate. If ever you find it, it's perfect for this maker as it is a level teaspoon. My batter for pizzelles in this maker for each circle is 1 teaspoon without a lot of overhanging edge. Before the scoop, I used two regular spoons to eyeball the size and ball up the dough. Good luck with your batches! I am sorry I can't provide direct answers your questions, but want to share my experience with measurements with this maker. I hated the included spoon and cannot find it in my kitchen. I do believe after its first use it found its way into a donation pile. I have an INOX cookie scoop numbered 110 that I bought at a hardware store. The tiny size is hard to locate. If ever you find it, it's perfect for this maker as it is a level teaspoon. My batter for pizzelles in this maker for each circle is 1 teaspoon without a lot of overhanging edge. Before the scoop, I used two regular spoons to... » Read More I am sorry I can't provide direct answers your questions, but want to share my experience with measurements with this maker. I hated the included spoon and cannot find it in my kitchen. I do believe after its first use it found its way into a donation pile. I have an INOX cookie scoop numbered 110 that I bought at a hardware store. The tiny size is hard to locate. If ever you find it, it's perfect for this maker as it is a level teaspoon. My batter for pizzelles in this maker for each circle is 1 teaspoon without a lot of overhanging edge. Before the scoop, I used two regular spoons to eyeball the size and ball up the dough. Good luck with your batches! « Show Less
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Hi Aquaman, I don't know the size of your measuring spoon, but this product daily suggests ingestion is 1 tablespoon in a single dose.Hope i could help.
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1 spoon per packet of Splenda. The problem with *all* of the packet makers...they have to use a flat standard measure of a teaspoon while for the entire world of people putting stuff in drinks, they use a heaping teaspon (1.5+ "real" teaspoons) as a measurement.
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Since it is packaged by weight and not by volume, you would need to dump it out and measure out the 4.5 teaspoons. 1 individual package is approximately 2 teaspoons (but not exact) (3 teaspoons equal 1 tablespoon). It should not take more than one box.
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Kal Pure Stevia comes with a tiny spoon - 1/32 of a teaspoon. I measured 4 of these spoons into a 1/8 teaspoon measure. It really is pure Stevia, no fillers. I started with sweetening my coffee and found that I couldn't do this accurately as just a few grains extra made a huge difference and it was absolutely impossible for me to be that accurate. I found with everything I tried it was really hit and miss because of the tiny quantity one has to use. I am now back to Stevia in the Raw, where I know I can put 1 teaspoonful into my coffee every time. I am using the Pure Stevia for my daily smoothies, where a slight bit more sweetness won't matter, just until it's done. Hope this helps! Kal Pure Stevia comes with a tiny spoon - 1/32 of a teaspoon. I measured 4 of these spoons into a 1/8 teaspoon measure. It really is pure Stevia, no fillers. I started with sweetening my coffee and found that I couldn't do this accurately as just a few grains extra made a huge difference and it was absolutely impossible for me to be that accurate. I found with everything I tried it was really hit and miss because of the tiny quantity one has to use. I am now back to Stevia in the Raw, where I know I can put 1 teaspoonful into my coffee every time. I am using the Pure Stevia for my daily... » Read More Kal Pure Stevia comes with a tiny spoon - 1/32 of a teaspoon. I measured 4 of these spoons into a 1/8 teaspoon measure. It really is pure Stevia, no fillers. I started with sweetening my coffee and found that I couldn't do this accurately as just a few grains extra made a huge difference and it was absolutely impossible for me to be that accurate. I found with everything I tried it was really hit and miss because of the tiny quantity one has to use. I am now back to Stevia in the Raw, where I know I can put 1 teaspoonful into my coffee every time. I am using the Pure Stevia for my daily smoothies, where a slight bit more sweetness won't matter, just until it's done. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Yes & no. There isn't a measuring spoon but on the label there is a breakdown of the mg strength per 1/8, 1/4, & 1/2 teaspoon. If you magnify the pic you can see it on the label. Only bulk supplement provider I've seen do this.
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No spoon is included. I just use an old creatine scooper to measure out 5 grams.
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Hi there, it should have a plastic spoon, dig in it. When you find it , it will be two of that spoon for one serving. In case you don't find it at all just call directly to the manufacturer and they would send you one. They do have very good services, I spoke to them twice and loved them.
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1/4 tsp = Tad.There are some comments where people tell what each spoon is. Just look through the comments.
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There should be a scoop in there somewhere. It usually gets buried during transport. I used a chopstick to search for mine, last two tubs were like that. But if there isn't one in there, a tablespoon is about 15g, so 2 tbsp is a scoop. Hope that helped.
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I didn't get a scoop either, it just arrived. Can someone who has a scoop measure and tell us scoop-less folks how big it is? How many ounces? Teaspoon size or Tablespoon size? any info would be helpful!
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Not sure but it's possible you did not use a clean spoon each time you took some out of the jar. It is easy to contaminate the product this way.
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Sorry, but the teaspoon does NOT have a 1/3 tsp measurement. That is a rather odd measurement for a teaspoon... you might convert that to milliliters in order to measure the ingredient. If the ingredient is liquid that can be done very easily with a liquid medicine dosing syringe - if you cant find one on the shelf, go ask your pharmacy for one. Good luck!
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Hello Dee, Those spoons measure teaspoons only -- and they are not precise at that either. To measure grams you need a scale. Your package should have instructions of how many grams AND how many teaspoons are needed for a daily dose. The relationship between grams and teaspoons (the density) is different for every material. In a nutshell: Don't use those spoons. Get a better set of spoons (from the drugstore) if you can figure out how many teaspoons you need. Otherwise, buy a milligram scale from Amazon for about $12.
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I would recommend a tbsp. I can't remember if there are directions on the bottle. Do more research if that helps;)
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I have not heard that. I mix mine with a plastic spoon. I guess I had better check into this. Thanks.
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Did you dig around in the dry gravy for the scoop? I ask because it's usually buried in the gravy when I receive it. If there's a scoop measurement in America I'm not aware of it and I've never measured the gravy scoop, but my guess is it's approximately one american teaspoon. Sorry I can't be more specific. I have a Maltese and feed him 1/2 cup dry dog food twice a day. I put 1/2 scoop of dry gravy on it each time because it's rather expensive.