How much liquid will one container of Thick-it 36 Oz thicken?
1945962
For my Mom we used about 1 heaping tablespoon per 8 ounces of liquid - so if 1 heaping tablespoon equals about 4 teaspoons (about 1 1/4 ounces) then 36 ounces of Thick-it could thicken about 28 times 8 ounces liquid = 224 ounces liquid (or 7 quarts)
1945963
Hello..that is so hard to say. I thickened one glass at a time I prob. used about 2 scoopfuls. It lasted me for well over one month. Also how thick you need it. You will know as you go along.
1945964
It depends on your desired consistency. If you want to turn 4 oz of liquid (not counting pureed foods) into nectar consistency, use 1-2 Tablespoons of Thick-It. For honey consistency, use 2-3 T of Thick-It. And for Pudding consistency, use 3-4 T of Thick-It. I have a 30 oz container of Thick-It. A serving size is 2 T, with 106 servings per container. Hope that helps you with your calculations.
1945965
I agree with Rebecca. At first you will have some trial and error because you need to decide how thick/thin you need the liquid or food (such as soup, juices, meds, etc). If you want it like applesauce consistency, you will need a couple of the scoop spoons. You do not want to make this up ahead of time. Mix it as needed.
1945966
Follow the instruction on the box for the consistency you need, for example honey, neck etc. for honey it's 4oz of water with 2 spoons( measuring scoop is included). Just do the math depending on the consistency you need.
1758768
No, it should be a liquid, and it should thicken after sitting for a minute
159845
you have to mix it in a pump sprayer according to dilution direction,about one ounce to a gallon water..
1317787
I think that the instructions say one packet per 4 ounces of water, but we always used it at 6-8 ounces. At 4, you have thick pudding, at 8 it's like a watered slush ice. Either way it works and is thick for a couple of hours.
1520720
4 ounces. Although the manufacturer says 3 ounces, I poured 4 ounces in to the fill line.
763008
There are 6 ounces in the can, more than I will ever use. I have barely consumed any even after two touchups using multiple layers. It works very well as decribed just use it outdoors or in a very well ventilated area.
1348901
6 ounces to a gallon will suffice but i mix mine a little hot so it kills quicker... i mix 8 ounces to a gallon....
1560477
I pour in 12 oz and it takes about 3 minutes to be ready. You can use as much water as you want.
304813
Add the envelope to 4 oz. of cold water and stir. It does not dissolve easily.
2196244
I've had my container for a couple of years now and still has the same consistency as when I opened it. It's about the same as consistency as a container of heavy grease. If you want it thinner just add water, you have a lifetime supply to experiment with , thick or thin. I hope this helps you out, it's good stuff.
1352917
The directions only say to add to a large glass of milk. I expect that is 8 ounces, but I would find that a bit thick.
1174068
I kept it on the thick side and it worked well. I don't have an exact amount, sorry
102748
To get a thicker you have to add tomato past or slowly boil to consintrat liquid down to thicken
902920
There is no exact ratio just mix a little water at at a time you don't want it soupy or to thick but in the middle check youtube videos to see how
1317789
Depends on how thick you want it and what you are combining with. Hot beverages need a bit more than cold. Start with a tablespoon of powder (or one packet) per about 6 oz. and then add more as needed until you get the consistency you want.
1898751
It thickens as it cools. If you've had it in the garage or outside and the weather has been cool that is probably the reason. I brought mine in from the garage to warm it up so I could pour some into a container for a friend. It needs to be around 70 degrees to pour well.
1286070
4oz is pleanty for that. A little goes a long way. I really love this product.