How much does it make??? I would consider purchasing this product, but the description does not give any information on exactly how much soup one package will make. Please, let's get some specifics here! How much does it make??? I would consider purchasing this product, but the description does not give any information on exactly how much soup one package will make. Please, let's get some... » Read More How much does it make??? I would consider purchasing this product, but the description does not give any information on exactly how much soup one package will make. Please, let's get some specifics here! « Show Less
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The instructions say 4 cups of water per cup of mix. there are 3.5 cups of mix in the bag. So maybe around 12 cups when it is all said and done and some water is lost to steam?
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It seems to at least double. 4 cups water, 1 cup soup, makes at least 2-3 cups after the hour boil.
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Sorry I am confused. Thanks for the reply, but again, speaking of the product on this particular page - it's a 16 oz. carton, but there are 12 individual packs inside; I am asking how much PB can I get from each package? Obviously, some will add more or less water, but was curious of 12 packs in here, how much will each individual package yield & in turn, how much will I get from the entire package? thanks & sorry if I am confusing the matter even more!
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It doesn't give you a "finished product" amount. You start with what your cat weighs...so much chicken to so much water...and the result is serving size per day. IE...cat weighs 8 pounds...you would use 1 1/4 cups food....add half that amount in warm water, let rehydrate for one minute (I have even waited 5 minutes and the boys still ate it !!!) stir and serve. They recommend mixing this with your regular cat food for the first 7-10 days then just this food.
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Initially this was a purchase I made at Target once they had it in their weekly sales. I usually waited for it to hit the $9.99 mark. This review was made almost one year ago and as many of you who are aware of the rise in prices and the lessening of products, this item is hardly ever available at Target anymore. Infact I no longer see the 48 mega I only see the 36 mega and I now get that at my local grocery store on sale for $7.99. I hope this helps & to avoid the drama, the original review will be removed soon. As will this once the feature is available.
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It makes a lot. I had it out at a party (with pretty heavy drinkers) and it lasted the party. I didn't need to refill it, but it was very low by the end of the night. It also wasn't the only alcohol I served at the party, (some people just drank beer the whole night) so it did last longer, People are very impressed with it! :)
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It doesn't "make" anything, but it's supposed to make roughly 6-7 tablespoons. We ended up witha tiny amount of ice cream SOUP, even after several attempts. Don't waste your money.
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I made two candy jelly/powder (animal design)thingys and one hamburger one. :) Sorry, i think u meant how many we ate per package lol about 8-10 they didn't last long lol i even scraped the laat bit of poweder
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I still don't get how much it's going to cost each time. I mean do you have to buy the whole thing everytime you want to make a book. It doesn't make sense. I would like to get this for my daughter but I just can't get a straight answer on what kind of expense is involved.
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Honestly, all I've ever cooked is one large can of soup. It would have taken two cans. Your guess is as good as mine.
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I questioned Bulk Supplements about this and here is what they said: "Hello Eric, Looking into this, 1/2 teaspoon is 2500 mg; you were correct on the 5grams; 1 teaspoon should be 5000mg and then 1 1/2 teaspoons should be 7500. We will be correcting the label issue asap. Thank you and if you have any other questions, don't hesitate to contact us. Thank you and have a great day. Shanyel BulkSupplements.com " Really?? How can I trust a supplement company when they can't even get their dosage correct? So this product is basically half the dosage for full price. I will be staying away from them and I strongly suggest everyone else does as well. This is incredibly concerning and puts their credibility into question.
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Hi...the answer depends on how strong you like your tea. It's very concentrated--I never use more than a teaspoon per cup. A little goes a long way. If you like your tea stronger, you'll use more. I bought two packages of this tea in October and am only halfway through the second one--and I've made at least one cup a day, every day, sometimes more. This is a very good product and I'll be buying more when the last package runs out.
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Hi :)I bought this specifically to steam 1-2 person servings of veggies and it's fantastic. Yeah, you could totally warm-up or make soup in the bottom pot, and not use the top/steaming basket at all. I'm not sure if it's non-stick surface so maybe be careful with creamy soups that could burn, stick, and turn into a super mess & headache to clean afterwards. Maybe broth based soups? Just keep in mind this puppy is only 1 quart so it's pretty tiny. If you're making soup for 1 person it's probably perfect but you've got limited space. Last thing, be careful the handles get super hot. Use with care and don't burn yourself!I hope this helps a little with your purchase InvisibleCloak -Best, Katherina Hi :)I bought this specifically to steam 1-2 person servings of veggies and it's fantastic. Yeah, you could totally warm-up or make soup in the bottom pot, and not use the top/steaming basket at all. I'm not sure if it's non-stick surface so maybe be careful with creamy soups that could burn, stick, and turn into a super mess & headache to clean afterwards. Maybe broth based soups? Just keep in mind this puppy is only 1 quart so it's pretty tiny. If you're making soup for 1 person it's probably perfect but you've got limited space. Last thing, be careful the handles get super... » Read More Hi :)I bought this specifically to steam 1-2 person servings of veggies and it's fantastic. Yeah, you could totally warm-up or make soup in the bottom pot, and not use the top/steaming basket at all. I'm not sure if it's non-stick surface so maybe be careful with creamy soups that could burn, stick, and turn into a super mess & headache to clean afterwards. Maybe broth based soups? Just keep in mind this puppy is only 1 quart so it's pretty tiny. If you're making soup for 1 person it's probably perfect but you've got limited space. Last thing, be careful the handles get super hot. Use with care and don't burn yourself!I hope this helps a little with your purchase InvisibleCloak -Best, Katherina « Show Less
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I used/triedthis tea a few months ago, at the time researched the ingredients,however it details them on the package clearly and i do not recall exactly. It is mild to the system(for me) and was nicely packaged...and worked ok..but expensive for what i hoped/felthow it would work..1-10 (i give it a 4) likely will not pay so much for Tea!
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I received an email from Amazon asking me to answer this question for a customer about a product I purchased in 2013. Sure! Why not spend my time detailing a product you sell so that you can make a profit!? I have a better idea, one that satisfies both our needs. You pay for the reviews customers write, good or bad. You're treating me as if I'm your employee, I may as well be compensated.
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I think it's up to the individual companies to provide the nutritional data on food items. Here's a link to a website that I use to research nutritional info. I also create an entry for some of my recipes so that I can get a nutritional analysis of the recipe. [It's a FREE site]
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I just saw the founder of this toy on "Shark Tank" and she said it cost her $40-50 to manufacture the toy which leaves her at a 75% profit. The stay at home mom is trying to make money for a kids toy and does not have a focus from what I noticed on the show.
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Hi, my email must be mixed up with another because I have never sold any of the product. I have only purchased it. Sorry, that is a good question to ask though. ;-)