How many cups(dry)/servings to a pound? I have looked over the product info and the reviews and can't don't seem to see that info anywhere.
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Dear Wild Wandering Child. I hardly ever serve someone a cup of dry powder (unless I don't like them very much), but...here is some information that I hope will answer your question. To make a cup of milk takes 3.25 tablespoons of mix. That weighs .077 pounds, 1.25 ounces, or 37 grams. A cup of powder weighs .28 pounds, 4.48 ounces or 128 grams. Mind you this is with my little kitchen scale and some non-perfectionist weighing protocols. That means that a cup of powder would make 3.5 cups of milk. Cheers!
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Back of the jar states 2 TBSP = 13 grams. There are 16 TBSP in a cup. 1 cup = 104 grams. According to the jar, 4.5 cups (468 grams or roughly 1 lb) to make 1 gallon of milk. So, one container will make 1 gallon.
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I never really used it by the Cup (Volume) but would say it is somewhere between 5 and 6 Cups, great product just like real milk when mixed up. Pricey, but when you are where there is nothing available (Afghanistan) its a nice product.
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There are 3 lbs. to this bag. If you take 16 ounces(1 pound) x 3 pounds you get 48 ounces. Divide 48 ounces by 8 ounces(1 cup) and you get 6 cups. Hopefully this will help you.
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The recipes in the manual call for up to 5 cups of flour. It has settings for 1 pound, 1 1/2 pound, and 2 pound loaves for smaller recipes.
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1 pound dry beans will give 2.5 lbs cooked also factor in the fact that you probably get 10 oz of actual beans when you pour off the liquid in the can
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Looking at the box, you'd feed about 1 cup of this dry to which you'd add 1 cup of meat (your choice) and water to desired consistency. There's 14 cups of the dry mix per 3 pound box, so about 2 weeks. My chihuahua was wild about this at first, but soon turned her nose up at it. Anyway, it's definitely on the pricy side of dog foods.
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The scoop holds 2 ounces. If my memory serves me right, there are 16 ounces in a pound. That would give you 8 servings in one pound. Therefore you would have 16+ servings in a 2.1 pound can.
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Hello, First, We sincerely apologize if there has been some confusion and we would like to help clarify a few things. Since the amount of flavor enjoyed in a water enhancer varies from person to person, our amounts are average and may vary if you like it bolder or light in taste. This is why we specify on the Amazon description that each bottle makes 30 bold & 60 light servings per bottle. This equals 90 bold & 180 light servings for every 3 pack. Again, this is a rough estimate and just a guage to start at but each person decides their own strength. However, there is a misprint in the nutrition facts area where is states 20 1/2 droppers per bottle. It is actually 40+ 1/2 droppers per bottle and we are currently revising our label to show this. Again, we apologize for this error and if it was not clear on our description. Stevia Select stands behind every purchase with our satisfaction guarantee and if you are not pleased with the amounts of servings you received, please contact us for a refund. Furtheremore, if you have any other questions we are always here to serve you and can be contacted within your Amazon account. Thank you, Diana of Stevia Select
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A pound is a weight...it cannot easily be converted to a measurement like cups. Think about a pound of cotton versus a pound of lead... they take up different amounts of space but have the same weight. A cup measures how much space. I would call the company and ask them.
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I have two cups of 8oz a day and it lasts me for a month, so that's about 40-50 cups. You're not buying a house, go wild! :)
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If you use a 8 oz. Cup measure, you will get 2 cups to a pound, and 3 pounds will give you 6 cups. However, if you are measuring by grams, some say this is the most accurate way to measure, 140 grams would equal one cup.
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1 lb, we use 2 coffee cans and it seems to be working well. I dont' know that it is a pound but we were told that was close...there is an actual scoop they make for the DE to measure the pound, we of course to do not have one :)
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We are a family of four. We get a hearty meal out of a pound, plus plenty left over.. I would say about six nice servings, depending on portion size. We love it.
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I think 160 cups. I got this number by multiplying 40lbs by 32 (32 oz per lb) then divided by 8 (8 0z per cup) and got 160. Check my math and assumption that there are 32 oz. per lb. I am sure 8 oz are in a cup (liquid measure not sure of dry measure)
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One pound of coffee makes makes 2 quarts of coffee concentrate. I run it through filled full once and I do it again with only half of the water using the same coffe. If you are making hot coffee, you would use approximately 1 oz of concentrate in your cup and add tap water before heating in the microwave. That would be 64 cups of coffee in one pound of concentrate. When making cold coffee I use a 2 oz.. measure of concentrate over ice in a large plastic insulated cup with a lid (the kind you get at the store that come in pretty colors), I then add about 2 tablespoons of flavoring that I buy at Bed Bath and Beyond and top that all off with skim milk. All of this depends on how strong you like your coffe and flavorings? In my opinion it is better then the ones you get at the fancy coffee places! You just need to play with the measurements a little. Hope this helps.
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*the question was regarding their size... a liquid measure of 1 cup is supposed to differ from a dry measure of one cup in volume. I dont know if that started many ages ago or what, maybe due to wooden scoops vs metal cups? i'm just pondering. why that ever came about i don't know, but it comes up as relevant when you read serious baking books.
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It depends on how many ounces your servings are. We used a 2oz cup and get 65-70 servings. If you are just pouring it on top, the amount of serving will vary greatly.
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Hi Amy, It may have been a typo you read? It should say one as in quanity..1 roast that is a 5 lbs. That is how we read it and exactly what we received which by the way was AWESOME!!!!! :)It will easily feed you all too! Hope this helps and hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Should also be able to inquire through the Co. where it originates from also. Good luck to you.