What is NET weight of tea in your pouch? Picture / Title states 1Lb (16Oz). Product Detail states Shipping weight is 14.4Oz (incl pouch).
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Net weight was 16 oz BUT that can change due to moisture content of the tea.
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I'm not sure where you're getting that weight information. The container I have doesn't list the weight anywhere on it. It seems to weigh about 1.4oz on my scale. It might be different because the containers are not filled to the top as often happens...so maybe the container is a 2 lb size but they only put 1.3 lbs in it. What's more important than the weight is that the powder inside is equal to 15 scoops (scoop is included). So if you're taking a scoop a day (which is the recommended amount) it will last you 15 days. I have always found that to be true...I've been taking it for about 2 years and I always get 15 scoops out of it. Hope this helps.
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I never weighed it, but it was light could hold the bag with on hand (before you fill the core with water). Shipping cost shouldn't be a issue.
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You get 2 16oz plastic jars for a total of 2 lbs. Before writing review I weighed the jar I hadn't opened yet and it was just over a lb. Seller's shipping weight description is incorrect.
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When I purchased mine, it was a box of 12. I paid $54 plus shipping. I thought that was a good deal. However, in THIS description, the shipping weight is only 1 pound. Although individual cones are lightweight, 1 pound sounds awfully light for a box of 12.
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The pouch is empty. There are 10 slots inside each pouch to insert the weights. All the weights are half pound each. You insert however many you want up to 10 per pouch, which would be 5 lbs.
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16 OZ are fluid ounces (i.e., liquid). Usually holds about half in tea leaves, 8-9 oz.
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The matcha is a dry powder concentrate form of green tea. The answer as you can guess is that one pound is sixteen ounces of dry matcha powder.
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The product description says that the shipping weight is 1 lb. so if you got a 1 lb. bag, you got what you ordered. :) I agree that the photo is a little misleading but that's why I always try to read all the info before ordering. Personally, I was VERY pleased with the product!"Product DetailsShipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)"
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Nick I bought a couple of these and this is for purchasing 1, not 3. Originally when I bough it there wasn't the additional picture of 3, but it does say 1.4 ounces which is the weight of one piece still. They are really good though and this is much cheaper than the Japanese Kishu Binchotan I bought. Hope this helps clarify!
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I have no clue but, you can contact the Tea Company, TEALUX.COM/STORE at 1-888-9TEALUX and direct the question to them!
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trust me, 2lbs of dried mint leaves is a lot! Almost a shoe-box sized bag. I drink this tea daily and still not done with my bag
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I purchased this item for my daughter. My daughter prefers to use Loose tea. My answer, as I have seen my daughter use this item at home is no more then 1 level teaspoon for a 10 to 12 oz cup of tea. If you like your tea to taste stronger then add a pinch more of Loose tea to the 1 level teaspoon. I Hope this answers your question, Oscar. Enjoy your tea.
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I don't have the box any more, so I don't know how many ounces it was, but it is stored in a 5 x 5 Rubbermaid container. It's a pretty good amount of tea.
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3.5 ounces--enough for about 10 to 12 cups of tea. BTW, this brand is the best matcha I have ever found. I'm not sure what grade is being offered, here. But on the Ryu Mei website, you can order Grade 2 directly from them, which I recommend.
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It is one pound. The container is well sealed. I bought this a few months ago and the best by info says March 5, 2015.
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I believe it is 1.5 grams cause there is 45 grams in 30 tea bags. the tea leaves do not totally dissolve so it is hard to actually say.