how many grams the one cup stick , as 1 cup in the UK = 240 grams ,in the US = 120 grams , i need to know exactly how many grams in one stick.thanks.
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General rule of thumb is 1 cup = 8 oz x 28.5 grams/oz = 228 gramsBut, as we know all things are not equal. Butter is 14.2 grams per TBSP x 16 = 227 oz / cupI would have thought Crisco is about the same. However reading small print on the back of the package it notes 1 TBSP = 12 grams.Based on the accuracy of the information on the package 12 x 16 = 192 grams weight for each 1 cup stick.
194791
According to the nutritional info on the box, there are 12 grams per tablespoon and 16 tablespoons per cup. That equals 192 grams per cup. Hope this helps.
1678567
The bag says 35 grams per 1/2 cup. Dietary Fiber is 4 grams and Sugars are 3 grams. 1/2 cup is the dry mix serving.
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Hi Melissa, Here is the answer to your question: Serving Size 4 fl oz (120ml/1/2 cup) Total Fat 0 0% % Servings per package 0 Sodium 0mg 0% % Calories 180 Total Carbohydrates 48g 16% % Calories from Fat 0 Sugar 45g Protein og -- Home of Coffee
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I believe it is 1.5 grams cause there is 45 grams in 30 tea bags. the tea leaves do not totally dissolve so it is hard to actually say.
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Since most kitchen scales don't give decimal values when in gram mode, I weighed a stack of ten of them several times. The results were evenly split between 30 and 31 grams, so I would estimate the actual weight to be 3.05 grams.
492676
It also measures in (fractions of) a cup, and in ounces. No grams, however.
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Serving size is 1/4 scoop and that is 6g...a full scoop which I use is 24g and a full scoop is what most use.
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.1 gram is one decigram,so yes. It has been accurate to .001 g for me (milligram)
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Yes, there is a 2-cup measuring cup. I didn't need anything more (have enough "stuff" as it is.) Love this Stick, though. So easy to use with great performance.
48533
One cup of hulled barley is 184 grams. So, at 28.35 grams in 1 ounce, that makes 2.465 cups in a pound (~454 grams), or just shy of 2½ cups in a pound.
1021097
1 gram each1000 grams for 1000 beansthat is about 1800 jelly beans in 4 pounds...minus the 50 I just ate
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I bake by weight. I calculated the measurements for the flour by weight and use that weight for the measurement with recipes asking for GF flour. I do the same when it is a recipe calling for traditional flour. I would say depending on how you measure I would do GF cup for cup. If the recipe calls for traditional, I would do the 3/4 cup to each cup. Hope that helps.
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1kg = 2.20 lbs. The label says: 30g per serving; 33 servings. NOT 70 like someone else said.
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The total weight for 1 box of 20 stick is 1.4oz - not 1.4 pounds. If you multiple 1.4oz x 8 boxes it will be 11.2oz. As a result 11.2oz will be equal to 0.7 pounds for 160 sticks (8 boxes x 20 sticks).R/Sam
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Hi,The suggested serving size is a 1/4 cup or 28 grams. Of course, you may prefer to use more or less per your taste.All the best
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I don't know but I would say the same as a 1 lb. bag of powder sugar, I would guess 5 or 6 cups per pound but not sure. Sorry
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On my package that I bought at the grocery store in Germany it states that you use 1½ heaping teaspoons per 120ml, which is the equivalent of ½ C. It is 200 g which is very close to 7 oz. Probably the exact same size. It also states that it is enough for 90 cups. Compared to coffee it is not so expensive. And much better for you.PS I see that the others who answered this deviate a little in amount. I suggest it is because Europeans tend to make it stronger.