what is the smallest amount one can make in this and still taste good
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A little bit of loose tea can easily make one cup. Pay attention to home much boiling water you add.
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you can make just one cup if that is what you wish,just brew it for the right amount of time.
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what do you mean by smallest amount? like how many tea flowers or the amount of water? in my expecence the smaller of amount of water the more flavor you will have. but really this tea is good no matter how much water you put in the tea. it is a great tea.
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In my experience, if you are using the infuser you will need to brew at least 16oz, about two large cups
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If you are using the bulb tea, you will have to make a full pot. The pots aren't that big anyways. If you use loose tea leaves, then you can make a smaller amount. If want even smaller than don't use that pot.
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It takes very little. Shake a tiny amount and keep adjusting to taste. Most likely a pinch will be plenty.
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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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well if you are making say 30 ml you would use maybe 1 -8 drops depending on flavor and the mix you are creating i ordered small graduated pipettes to make xtra small drops
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Thanks for asking. The smallest portion is 25g (0.88 ounce) in terms of tablespoons or cups. Sincerely AceMart
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Hello, you want about a 1:9 ration so a little less than a 1 tbsp. (There are 1 tbsp in every ounce)
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Just add a little cold water and stir. It's hard to tell the difference in taste from stick butter.
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I use 1 tablespoon but it depends on your individual taste. If you want it heavier, then use more, lighter then use less.
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Put a little kale, strawberry, or better yet Frozen Mangos..on my 5th container taste can be anything you make it. I use Nutribullet for blending.
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I like to use a heaping teaspoon with 12 oz . . . but then add to taste. Make sure the water is near boiling and you get the best result. Enjoy.
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My mom's recipe calls for 2 or 3 teaspoons. It depends on how much you like the flavor of anise.
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It's been a couple months and I'm still on my first bottle. You want to use very little at a time
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1 cup is minimum. Suggest you buy a smaller cooker so it's less space in your kitchen. Keep the brand. It's good.
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Yes- just put in small amounts at a time, preferably cooked. If you put in too much, it is harder to make it super smooth. This will make it as fine as jarred baby food.
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The smallest amount if rice I've cooked was 5 cups of Japanese Sweet Rice. The rice cooker really know how to make the best texture & flavor when using the correct type of rice & setting. It's truly amaizing!
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My new recipe:1 cup of steel cut oats, 3 1/2 cups water (or slightly less), a handful of dried cranberries or dried cherries (the cheapest that I've found are at Aldi), 1 tbs sorghum molasses, 1 tsp vanilla, a big pinch of cinnamon, a small pinch of nutmeg, a small pinch of allspice, a small pinch of ginger, and a sprinkle of salt (all to taste).Put it all in at bedtime and set the timer for at least an hour before I get up using the "soup" setting. Stir before eating.
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I have not tried that but would experiment. I would add just a small amount at first because it has a strong flavor and then just keep adding more until you got it to the strength you liked.