The label said 1 serving is 20 teaspoons or ~7 tablespoons. How many cups, quarts, or gallons of tea does that make? Don't say it depends on taste.
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I make my tea by the cup and use 2 tablespoons and steep it in the little mesh bags I buy in the Oriental food section of the grocery store. Hope that helps you.
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1 serving is for 1 "mate" (size of a cup of tea) full in its 3/4 size. Then tou can drink almost 1/3 Gallon with 1 serving, using a "bombilla" to drink it. The bombilla acts as both a straw and a sieve. The submerged end is flared, with small holes or slots that allow the brewed liquid in, but block the chunky matter that makes up much of the mixture. to drink it. Also you can drink a Mate a a tea, and only use a same amount (1 teaspoon) for a cup of tea. To better understand, find "mate" in Google.
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Indeed it is about 7 tablespoons per serving which would be 8oz of water. Heat water until just before boiling, then pour onto your yerba mate. Use a french press or a traditional gourd. If you use a french press, let the mixture sit for 3-5 minutes before pouring it into your mug/cup. Adjust tablespoons to your liking. Strength (energy & taste) of tea depends on amount of yerba mate and time it has to sit and soak.
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I buy the big KILO bag and it makes a bunch of 12 cup hot Mate (I don't count) just know when it starts to look empty I order another one before I run out. Of course it depends on taste, if you like it stronger you will use more and vise-versa.
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It depends on the size of the tea cups you use. I can serve up to 4-6 people using mine (small saucers) but actual measurement holds 2.5-3 cups using the enclosed strainer. The tea stays warm close to a hour. Hope you get it and enjoy!
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How much I mix is pretty much that I follow the instructions that come with the product. The product I'm using now calls for 1 tsp per quart, which translates to 4 tsp per gallon. Read the label. 4 tsp equals 1-1/3 tablespoon. Call it 20 grams and you'll be safe.
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Hi Michael, The serving size on the container label is 30 servings, using 3 Tsp. per serving.
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30 servings. 2 scoops equals a serving. 1 scoop is often enough for me (about as much caffeine as a cup of coffee), so I get more than 30 servings out of it.
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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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It depends how strong you like your tea. I would say about 1 teaspoon per 8 ounces of water (3 teaspoons for 24 oz), but you would probably have to try this out and go from there.
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22. Each tea bag makes a quart. It is a very good tasting tea if like tea to taste like tea, and not watered down. I love the bold flavor.
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It's 1 16oz bottle serving size is 1 tsp there are about 72 servings. I use it daily in my home made fresh dog food.
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Since it is packaged by weight and not by volume, you would need to dump it out and measure out the 4.5 teaspoons. 1 individual package is approximately 2 teaspoons (but not exact) (3 teaspoons equal 1 tablespoon). It should not take more than one box.
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1 teaspoon = 5g; don't confuse with tablespoon which is around ~14g. If you want, get those cooking utensils that measures baking powder and so forth in teaspoons, that way you know how much you're getting. Or you could just weigh it.
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For one cup of tea (8 oz), add one teaspoon powder to hot water and mix. You can adjust the amount of powder per cup according to taste.
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If you use one level scoop (about a tablespoon) in a glassful of water, you'll get 30 servings. You can use less than that if it's appropriate for you. My health care practitioner recommended half a scoop for me, and as I got healthier, one quarter of a scoop.
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There are two tablespoons per serving and 30 servings per container. One tablespoon is three teaspoons giving you a total of 180 teaspoons per container.
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The bottle states "Serving size: 1 Tablespoon (1/2 oz/15ml) ( to be taken twice a day with food) Servings per container: 32" The 16 oz bottle is a 16 day supply.
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The container says there are 133 servings. I generally put one teaspoon in my coffee mug. One is these usually lasts me several months.
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Sorry Jim I just now noticed your message in my email. Well there is two serving sizes they give on the package. One sais 2 1/2 tbsp = 15 grams and the serving of 5 tbsp per day = 30 grams. Of course it's probably more likely that 30 grams is what you need.