About how many cups do you get out of the 1 pound bag? I'm trying to make cookies for a bake sale and want to order enough.
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you probably have 4 or 5 cups.I would personally order from Honeyville grain directly from their website. Their product is amazing and their 5lb bag is fairly priced at $44 if you are a baker or use almond flour for savory recipes.
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you probably have 4 or 5 cups. I would personally order from Honeyville grain directly from their website. Their product is amazing and their 5lb bag is fairly priced at $44 if you are a baker or use almond flour for savory recipes.
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I'm not really sure since cookies vary a lot in size etc. but would think that 5 of 6 dozen would be a good estimate since I put about 2 dozen in the bottom of one of mine a few days ago and they didn't fill it more than two inches or so.
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My favourite is the original "Drop Biscuit" which is made with just Carbquik and water. I use ten ounces of CQ with one cup water and mix pretty well. Then I weigh out 3 ounce handfuls, shape into a biscuit, and bake on a Silpat sheet at 350 F in a convection oven for about 15 mins. The result is six hearty biscuits. There are many variations on this theme but this works for me. Quick and easy!HTH...
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I used slightly less than 1/4 cup per cup of coffee but I don't recall how many cups that amounted to. You'll have to do a bit of math. I no longer have the bag or scoop, but was very pleased with the product.
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The average recipe calls for about 2 teaspoons. The 1.1 oz box makes 3-4 average batches of jam, so the half pound pound bag makes 25+ batches.
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I believe there are 5-6 cookies in each cup. There are three of the cups, so you'd have between 15-18 cookies. Hope this helps.
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Not very much. I buy my tea in 1 lb bags and silly me I thought this would handle it being 16oz and all but my husband told me its not the 16 oz I was thinking lol! Anyway, I like them. They are airtight. I used them and filled them with the tea that I use everyday and kept the other in the bag and so I don't have to open it as often. My way of thinking is that it will stay fresher longer. Still looking for a canister that will actually hold a pound. I either get some like these, too small, or the flour canister, too big. If you find one let me know. ;)
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I use about 1/4 cup for a one pound loaf. Actually, it says on the can to use a certain percentage of the weight, but I don't have a kitchen scale, so I just use 1/4 cup. That would be 1/2 cup for you. Let us know how your bread turns out.
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The molds use a lot of chocolate you are referring to. I don't know an actual amount but would say one bag might do 1 mold of 6 oreos. Maybe 1.5 if you stretch it with Crisco or oil. I bought 2 molds and ended up not using them b/c they took too much chocolate.
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The cookies in the monthly club are baked cookies and can be ordered in either a one or two pound tin. There are approximately a dozen cookies per pound. Thank you.
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The scoop holds 2 ounces. If my memory serves me right, there are 16 ounces in a pound. That would give you 8 servings in one pound. Therefore you would have 16+ servings in a 2.1 pound can.
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Please keep in mind, I'm new to candle making. However I have found it can vary from 1 oz per pound to 4 oz per pound. The scents I use are from candle science. I make 2-4 candles per pound. I try them out and make notes for future reference.
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According to oldtimecandy.com (little more expensive than Amazon), a "1.5 lb bag has about 130 individually wrapped pieces"...so doing the math, a 5-pound bag will have about 433 pieces~! Enough to get sick of them, for sure, as I still have about a pound left out of my 5# purchase!!
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Hi Anita, The most cups I have done (comfortably) is about 5 (flour) and most recipes call for 3-5 cups of flour. The pan does say it can go to 10-12 cups but I'm assuming when not using self-rising or all-purpose flour. With 5 cups, my cakes rise to the top (that's why I indicated "comfortably" because anything more you might have spillage).
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Hello, I am so sorry but I cannot tell you exactly how many cups this pan holds but I will tell you that I use it often for my pound cake which is a rather voluminous batter. I use a Kitchenaid mixer and the bowl is almost full of batter! This is a great pan and nothing overflows from the top! It cooks evenly, produces a nice brown "crust" and is a cinch to clean! I heartily recommend this pan!
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I use it in cookies. When it calls for2cups I use 1 1/2 cups almond flour and 1/2 cups regular flour. They turn out better according to my husband
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I would say a bit more than a tablespoon (= 0.5-0.75 oz). You don't want to overfill it so the baked goods don't spread over, thus, 0.5 oz should be enough.