How much does one packet make? is it only 1 quart. I remember that's what Carnation's makes. Sounds good otherwise. Maybe for baking.
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Hello, The directions are 3 TBS. to 1 cup of water. The 12 oz. pkg. makes 13 cups (3 1/4 quarts)
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I don't know, how much milk it makes.....I use 3/4 cup when making yogurt. I mix that into two quarts of fat free milk for one batch of yogurt.....I get about 2.5 batches of yogurt out of one pack of powdered milk.
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1 packet is 12 ounces. Instructions on the packet says to mix 3 tablespoons to 8 fluid ounces of water. 1 tablespoon=1/2 ounce, so each 12 ounce packet will net 24 tablespoons, which will make 8-8 ounce cups or 64 fluid ounces. 64 fluid ounces = 2 quarts, so 1 packet makes 2 quarts.
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One packet makes 104 ounces of milk which is 13/16 of the 128 ounces in a gallon, if you mix it at the recommended three tablespoons per 8-ounce cup.
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I think you are having the same problem as I. I was looking for the boxes of loose (pourable) product. Not the little single serving packets. The picture on Amazon showed the Box but they sent the packets. These are a different formula from the loose in the Box. I gave up.
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If Jan is correct and there are 113 TBSP, then it should be about 20-21 "servings." It's unfortunate that the price is so high. Sam's Club USED to sell this for 1/3 the amount that Amazon sells this :( I've had to resort to buying this elsewhere as Amazon's price is just way too high for this product. If you can find the packets on sale or use generic, this product might not save you any money. I have to watch gluten in taco seasonings, so I'm a bit more limited in what we use. I've heard Costco might carry this product if you happen to have a Costco membership. :)
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I can't say for sure. The first jar has lasted a year. I did mix it 3-1 salt to baking soda, as the salt alone burned more than I was comfortable with, but that also stretches the number of uses. (I mixed up a few Tablespoons at a time and stored in a separate container.) It is certainly MUCH more economical than the packets.
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i use 4 tablespoons when making a quart and i like it fine; i'd start with that and adjust it to your taste - there's no right or wrong amount as far as i'm concerned
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I bought three individual packets for a total of 10.65 and I got free shipping too... It's not worth 17 bucks if its just one. Hope that helps.
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I buy yeast in bulk so don't use packets. I used 1 tablespoon and it was perfect.
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Woodcraft sells this by the gallon. I'm not sure how Qt (which should indicate quart for our products) got added on Amazon. Thank you for pointing this out. This will be fixed shortly.
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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 !)
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The individual packets in the big box are for 8 servings...each of those servings are 2/3 cup once prepared. My family eats larger serving sizes so even though there are only 3 of us left in our shrinking household, I still make one packet. It reheats fine--it will appear watery when leftover, just mix up the leftover potatoes and reheat. They are wonderful! The ingredients are only potatoes, butter, and sea salt plus the added milk. Hope that helps! Also, look for these at Costco around the Thanksgiving/Christmas holiday season--they are about half the price as online...
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Yep, only 10 servings per container. Overpriced in my opinion. Almost $3 per serving.
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The 10 oz. pkg makes 30 quarts of treated water. I'm not sure how that compares to packets.
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There are 3 each makes a gallon...has recipe for quart ...I am sure you could make smaller amounts...ajusting water and mix ratio...hope this helps.
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You can make smaller amounts with this one. I made delicious coconut milk ice "cream" and the container was less than half full with the recipe I used. Turned out like chocolate soft serve- DELISH!
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I am not sure how many ounces, but one packet thinly covers a piece of bread, my Husband uses two packets as a serving
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I think it was one packet that had an area that you cut in the middle for two packet. each packet had about 2 teaspoons of powder. So you get a total of 4 teaspoons. eventhough it was a decent product I went back to buying just plain quality yogurt as a starter. 4 tablespoons of plain yogurt from the store makes a good starter.
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I'm so sorry--it's been quite a long time. I don't remember. What I can tell you, is that I didn't care for the product--not impressed at all. I would recommend just buying the meringue powder and making your own royal icing--it's much better and more cost effective, too. Happy baking!:)