How much powder do you add to water to make one cup?
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We generally follow the direction, but by adding a little more powder, it seems to make a richer taste. I really think you should start with the directions and vary it based on your own taste and how you plan to use the mixture. I will say, it makes an excellent cream gravy. We are about a year away from full time cruising on our sailboat and plan to use it for our milk. It is a very good product. Claudia also uses it as a coffee creamer, although it is expensive to do so.
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it depends on what i am making , usually about 2tbls per cup, for tea, baking , 3tbls. , drinking straight, 3tbls per cup. like i stated, depends on whats being made. hope that helps!
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I use at least 2 heaping tablespoons per cup, it kind of varies on taste preference.
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There are 3 different mix ratios on the packaging. For a beverage: 2/3 Cup of powder to 1 1/4 cups of hot water. The ratios for cooking, and desserts use less water. Hope this helps! (Powdered sugar: 1 Lb = 4 3/4 cups)
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You can control how much coffee and water you add. It makes approximately 3 8 Oz cups when full. It can certainly be used for a single cup.
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About half a cup, depending on the size of the pot. Pour on soil and mix around drip line.
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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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Generally speaking, one cup is 8 fl oz, however, it is to taste, so we recommend 1/2 teaspoon of MatchaDNA powder to 8 to 12 fl ounces. These pouches have a bit more than 1/2 teaspoon in them so they are good for up to 2 cups.
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I never really measured it but I would guess approx 1 cup. But you can put less if you want.
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1/2 cup distilled water with 1/2 cup flakes. Make sure you get a good spray bottle.
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I just filled mine up with water and dumped into a liquid measuring cup. It was 1/4 cup on the dot.
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Sure, you can make just a single cup if you want. Just put in a single tablespoon of coffee grounds, coarse ground, and pour in the amount of hot water that you want.
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Make a full capacity batch Pour into a measuring cup and divide that amount by 1.5. As a "cup" is 1.5 oz
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I just use a 1 cup that I can level off. Different recipes call for different amounts. I have a set of different sizes. You must measure carefully. Enjoy!
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Powder. Just a little in water and mix it up. I don't add as much as the label says anymore because less seems to work in most cases.
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Steep 1 teaspoon 5-7 minutes in hot water to make 1 cup, adjust steeping time according to taste preference.
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1 tsp. to 1 cup of water or 1 1/2 tbsp to 1 quart of water and it's an 8 oz. jar if you can do the math on that. It's quite a bit.
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I usually add 2 spoonful (included spoon) of ground (close to espresso) coffee and proceed as instructed to make 2 cups.I usually boil 2-3 cups of water =-add enough water to make coffee and top it after to 2 cups. Coffee is great
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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!