How much sugar in each teaspoonful?
761661
There is 3 gr of sugar for teaspoon. This sugar is natural and comes from grapes is not added.
761662
3 grams per tablespoon with grape being the "sugar" content. Good buy and just as good as the trendy stores where you pay much more to get a seasoned vinegar.
749066
There is 12 teaspoons in this pack - please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
732444
I use 1 tsp per cup of flour mixed in with the dry ingredients. Six teaspoons is equal to 2 tablespoons for easier measuring. Makes especially light buttermilk pancakes. Happy baking!
2000002
9952 servings per pound. it doesn't say on the package. but when i bought a 1 oz container of similar stevia extract, the label says there are 622 servings per ounce. so, so the math. 1/16 of a teaspoon. or even less, is equal to one teaspoon of sugar.
648477
According to the label on BS website 1/32 tsp ( teaspoon ) = 50 mg, regular 1/3 tsp measuring spoon will have 106.56 mg. the simple & easy way is to measure 1/3 tsp & using your eye ball to divide in half to get 53.28 mg.
1358097
There are two tablespoons per serving and 30 servings per container. One tablespoon is three teaspoons giving you a total of 180 teaspoons per container.
671636
I believe is around 10-12 grams of sugar but it can be a little less. Good taste and flavor. You will enjoy it
313234
A four to one ratio involves five parts total (4+1); therefore, you will need, in terms of cups, four cups of water and one cup of sugar. In terms of teaspoons, you would have four teaspoons of water to one teaspoon of sugar. Make the mixture and save it in a 1/2 gallon plastic container. Use as needed to fill the jewel box feeder.
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 !)
1180349
42 grams of sugar per serving. All carbs turn to sugar in your body. It's like eating 8-10 teaspoons of sugar for every slice and that is if you cut it into 10 equal slices. That's a pretty small serving.
1964376
Yes. According to the label on the bottle there are 2 grams per serving which is 3/4 teaspoon. Be aware that the serving scoop they provide is 1 teaspoon. So if you use a full scoop you get more than 2 grams of sugar. Hope this helps.
328702
I think the package says 1/32 teaspoon equals 1 teaspoon of sugar and that is probably right, because I use 1/16th of a teaspoon for 20 ounces of coffee. It is very concentrated, so start with little and add to it if you need too. There is no aftertaste unless you use too much.
1430737
it is 25 grams per serving if memory serves, two teaspoons. heaping optional.
328703
I use a 1/2 teaspoon to measure. I use only a drop in the bottom. About 1/8 or less per teaspoon of sweetner required. This is suppose to be like KAL stevia and they have a measuring spoon in the bag. It is about 1/16 of a teaspoon. Hope this gives you an idea of the concentration.
328701
The package says 1/32 teaspoon equals 1 teaspoon of sugar, BUT after using real sugar (Stevia) tastes way sweeter. I would use way less in coffee or any drink and go up as needed. You wont be sorry.
1307534
A teaspoon can usually hold about 5 grams, this is equal to 500mg. 1/4 of a teaspoon =125mg
1945811
In one packet there is 0g of sugar but, if you are using multiple packets then there can be some sugar. Each packet contains a minute amount of sugar.