how many cups will i get out of 1.5 #
743381
It all depends on the recipe, I have made several gallons of apple pie filling and it took very little Clear jel. I will be able to make many more batches canning fruit with the 1.5# of Hoosier Farm Jel. I love it, but be cafeful, it can get messy because of the texture of the powder.
743382
The package says "approximately 54 Tablespoons". There are 16 Tablespoons in a cup. So if I did the math right that is approximately 3.375 Cups per 1.5 pounds. I hope that helps.
743383
I canned 6 quarts of apple pie filling and the recipe called for 1 1/4 cups of clear jel. It turned out wonderful. I have not measured how much clear jel i have left but looking at jar, i think i have over 2 cups. I hope this helps.
723305
Im not sure, Im a single guy, so I only do a cup at a time. I would say, and this is a guess, 10 cups.
46869
3 cups is the answer. We have not made that much but based on our results that is equivalent.
365527
3.25,5.25,7.25,9.25, and 11.25. I was accustomed to having a larger cup but got used to this quickly.
1243535
So I checked and if you fill it with water or whatever, it is 1.5 cups total. You wouldnt want to grind more than a cup of anything though because it would spill over the sides. Its pretty big and I have never needed more room. Very nice.
1647276
If you take a measuring cup, and fill it with this product and then weigh it on a scale, depending upon how level you fill the cup and how crumbled your crystals are, you would get approximately 150g of crystals in that 1 cup measure. The container has 1 Kilogram of crystal or 1000g, so if every cup were exactly the same then you'll get 1kilo/150g or approximately 6 and 2/3 cups out of the container. If you must use 4 cups of crystal for one bath, you will get 1 1/2 baths out of this 1K container.
1705936
We use about 1oz to a 12oz mug, that equates to about 70-75 8oz cups. Depends on your taste as to how strong you make it.
1094404
Tell me how many cups you want to fit in it using a measuring cup and I will pour the amount you want in mine and report back to you.
437747
You are not supposed to use just one cup. If you use it correctly, it might work. The minimum is .5 liters which is a little over two cups. So many people seem not to follow instructions
666916
I would say 4 cups which would be half the water allowed would be the least amount you could make at one process My assumption only, the directions does not note how little you can make at one processing. I always make the full 8 cups, It is better brewed coffee too!
267073
You need room for the coffee and the press filter, so 3.5 cups is what I usually get. You get 3 "clean" 8oz cups- after that it can get a bit "muddy" depending on your grind (coarse is better), how long you let it settle (patience grasshopper) and if you pour it all out slowly at one go (going back to the upright position between pours muddies it). The press is 34 oz. so therefore, roughly between 3 to 4 cups.
290499
I put a cup and a half in it and it still has room to spare, two cups is prob about the max though. Def not more than 2.5
40527
I bought one single bowl, much larger than 1.5 cups. I do not know if you are looking at the same thing I purchased.
1573569
Almost sounds like a riddle. I use 2 cups for a family of four so I would say about 56
2189957
I don't know for sure about 1 cup, but my daughter in law drinks one cup and goes on a cleaning binge so I suspect there is a lot. Sorry Sweetpea
339826
I went to my tea kettle and poured water into measuring cup about 7 cups full when boiling point arrives you get 1/2 cup less Hope this helps.
267403
No. I think 1/4 is the least. But it does not even come out like that; it comes out in at least 2 cup portions no matter what you have the setting on.