How much meat is recommended for one of the packets?
1664867
1 pound, results are great if you can find 93% fat Free meat. I've waited until London Broil has gone on sale for $1.99 a pound, then have the butcher trim all the fat off...(You will still pay for the fat) then grind the rest of the meat into hamburger...With that approach you'll have some of the best Jerky you can make with this kit...
1664868
1lb of meat per packet. Each packet has two sleeves that contain seasonings on one side and curing salt on the other.
1664869
One pound of meat is recommended for one packet of Cure and one packet of the Seasoning.
1878726
It would depend on volume, of course, but I eecommend 1/2 to 1 packet per 8 oz. of liquid.
20060
You can make them as thick or think as you like. The thickest, if you fill to the top, would be 1 inch. If you want thinner patties, you just use less meat and don't fill all the way to the top.
1051152
I calculated from a website, 2 tablespoons and two teaspoon equal one packet.. you can use more or less to suit your taste. The package goes a long way and the product is well worth the cost. Id you remember how many envelopes this equals and the amount you paid for the boxes with the small envelopes in the store this is pretty much a better deal in the long run.
2200514
If memory serves, I remember counting out about 100 nuggets contained within the entire package. If it's available at a good pricing point like when I ordered mine then I say go ahead if you wish as it did have a good (and delicious I might add) amount of candy inside. Hope this helps you decide. ^JD
810255
1,000 of the packets you use in restaurants, etc. are in 1 box. Each packet is equal to one teaspoon, so you have 2,000 teaspoons. I'd definitely say it's much more than 5 lbs. of sugar (around here it's 4 pounds now !)
1243239
meat works ok, oat meal yea depending on the quantity one packet would be all right depending on the amount of water added
1250980
If you stuff two pieces if chicken thighs or 1 lb. of lamb with veggies and garbanzos you'll be fine. Feeds 2. No more.
1705983
Recommended amount to give: 1 teaspoon (5ml) per 10 pounds (5kg) of body weight, or 1 tablespoon (15ml) per 30 pounds (13.6 kg) of body weight. Start slowly, for example, start at a quarter of this and build up slowly. Use similarly for cats and other animals.
1861367
From what I recall, their serving size is 1/2 tbsp, and I want to say I usually get around 30 per package.
1352918
Carnation recommends 1 packet in 8 oz. of milk. Hope this helps!! If you need more specific information, I will be glad to try to help.
1081022
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.
1931512
Depends on what you're using it for. Usually you would use 1 tsp if you put it in coffee or tea. There are lots of recipes you can use it in that call for more.
684432
Same as Allison; my packets are 5 grams as well. I have found 1 gram of yeast works out to works out to about a 1/4 teaspoon. Have fun making hooch!
287224
I would recommend pulsing meat in short segments....this seems to work for me
1661535
Package says 3600 for the whole packet. I question the 9 bars per packet, because it looks like 3, without opening it up. It says 3 days, either way, although 1200 calories per day seems a little skimpy... well, it is emergency rations.
1742880
As near as I can remember it is. I say that because since my initial purchase I've been buying the box of 14 packets. I like that better since I just use a packet for my morning shake and it's much better suited for traveling.