How many cups of fresh blueberries is 1 cup of these dried blueberries equivalent to?
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I can answer your question by weight. 1 cup (8 oz) of whole blueberries is equivalent to 0.8 oz of dried fruit so water accounts for 90% of the weight of whole berries. If you consume 0.8 oz of dried blueberries (you have to weigh it on kitchen scale), you are eating the equivalent of one cup of whole blueberries. Once you weigh out 0.8 oz of dried fruit, you can dump it into a measuring cup to determine its volume. Then you won't have to weigh it each time; just measure the volume with a measuring cup.
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We get them already dried / how would we know how much they were originally ? You can ask the seller this question, click on the seller and you will find a contact email . and you can also call amazon and ask how to get ahold of this seller. I will say they are a GREAT price, they are about 1/2 of the cost of what I can buy them for locally and they are delicious.
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Sugar amount Equivalent Stevia powdered extract Equivalent Stevia liquid concentrate1 cup 1 teaspoon 1 teaspoon1 tablespoon 1/4 teaspoon 6 to 9 drops1 teaspoon A pinch to 1/16 teaspoon 2 to 4 drops
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Sorry, I don't have any way of measuring them. Blueberry seeds will go through the smallest, but not blackberry or strawberry. The largest is a slot which I think is 1/8th by 1/4. A small finishing nail will go through the medium, but not the small. I really can't help you.
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Roughly 70 2 ounce servings. Less if you do not use pre-measured portion cups
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Exactly one cup about 240 milliliters I would guess. Lots of left-overs unless you have a very large family.
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each cup will hold maybe 6 or 7 blueberries, or one strawberry, so I would say no.
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It is about one cup. But I would not waste my money. The labels they put on these containers leaves a terrible residue that cannot be removed and makes them really ugly. And, the snap-open end of them, does not close tightly. I had to add a piece of saran wrap under the lid to make sure it would stay closed tight.
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The bag says whole kamut berries, I bought these and ground them into flour.I use about 1 cup with 3¼ cups of all purpose flour in my bread machine.Great bread!!!
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closer to the size of fresh blueberry. I use these for my favorite blueberry muffins, including the juice.
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I just mesured , it's exactly 1 Cup. This product is wonderfull , perfect for my 2 boys . ( Cheerios and milk to bring at the daycare
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I cannot remember. I was very disappointed in this product. More than 1/2 of the berries were crushed and in a powder form rather than whole. I threw the product away after I could not get any refund from the producer.
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I have not used them yet, but from what I hear is that they are whole blueberries. I also purchased the military T-Rations (tray packs) of blueberry desert and heard these are chock full of berries and great on ice cream or in pancakes.
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Filled to the brim one holds just a little less than one cup as measured in a pyrex glass one cup measuring cup.I hope this helps you. They are big enough to make a nice jumbo muffin.
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ohh..and I was about to complain about my missing 20 cups :)Ultimately, the answer to this and everything else is 42...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hitchhiker%27s_Guide_to_the_Galaxy
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¼ cup of unprepared grits is considered a service so there are 28 servings per box. But ¾ cup of unprepared grits, when cooked with 3 cups of water, makes 3 cups of ready-to-serve grits, therefore one box makes 28 cups of cooked grits. And IMO, these are by far the best grits on the market. I can buy them off the grocery shelves in California, but can't find them in Georgia so I resorted to http://amazon.com.
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I've read that for every dry cup of berries, you'll receive 2 cups of flour but I have not had the chance to test. The website is Mel's kitchen, that I read it on.
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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 2 cups in a pound.