how many oz milk.per packet???
1352915
The package ingredients do not break down the amount of milk per package. I always add milk to my Instant Breakfast to boost the protein level. If adding water, per package directions, the amount of instant milk would be sufficient for 1 8oz glass of milk.
1352916
I used a standard portion size 8 oz. of skim milk, for kids whole milk for adults with health concerns 1, 2 precent or skim. Great Product, I bought bulk to save money because you do save considerable amount and trips to the store as it is hard to find especially different flavors. I got 6 cases with 6 boxes in each case that is a lot of breakfast shakes. Pre measured packages easy peasy in the morning rip one open throw in a travel cup and you are good to go.
1352917
The directions only say to add to a large glass of milk. I expect that is 8 ounces, but I would find that a bit thick.
1352918
Carnation recommends 1 packet in 8 oz. of milk. Hope this helps!! If you need more specific information, I will be glad to try to help.
1461445
Each packet is 1/4 oz. On the back of one, is product information: "Approximately 2-1/4 tsp. equal one 1/4 oz. packet . . . Three 1/4 oz. packets equal the activity of one 2 oz. yeast cake." It also mentions a website (www.redstaryeast.com) that might give you more info/tips/recipes. Hope this helps!
241499
I'd be interested in the answer to this question. I use a scant 1/2 cup of powdered milk. Easy and cheap when you buy it from the bulk bins at Whole Food or Rainbow (San Francisco). It is very expensive in regular grocery stores - I think a one pound box is close to $7.00 - rip off.
257584
I use two packets for a gallon of milk. Mine comes out like buttermilk or even thicker so I have to shake it to pour. Don't use nut milks because it won't work with those. I always use whole milk from cows without antibiotics, steroids or hormones.
1839056
The side of my bottle says "5 drops is 750 lactase units" the instructions say to use five drops per pint of milk. About 75 drops per bottle.
1900844
I use one packet of starter or a tablespoon of a previous batch per quart of milk. Hope that helps!
414513
Just a very trace amount. They are shipped in a double baggie so as soon as you get them you'll want to get them in milk. Mine sat for a day after I received them & they still recovered beautifully! And still multiplying like crazy!
709226
My can is 30.2 oz 1.8 lb. love it btw. Healthy Whey. So much of it processed.
2282527
Not sure since I really never used them to collect milk, if I were to guess probably about an ounce each. Although it might be pretty difficult to get the milk out of the container.
2227335
The container says about 22. I find I only need 2 scoops instead of the recommended 3 per serving so it lasted me a bit longer. I will see if I can post a picture of the label for you. :)
295002
Not good. Your question made me check and realize that they shipped me a 2-pack that expired in 5 months from the date of shipment. This is not a gallon of milk! It should have, by rights, been good for much longer.
1051152
I calculated from a website, 2 tablespoons and two teaspoon equal one packet.. you can use more or less to suit your taste. The package goes a long way and the product is well worth the cost. Id you remember how many envelopes this equals and the amount you paid for the boxes with the small envelopes in the store this is pretty much a better deal in the long run.
2111546
There are no markings for ounces. I bascially used a bottle with the measurements, measured the milk, then poured it on the NUK bottle. I memorized where 8 ounces are...so I don't need the measurements anymore.
1381212
We sell the as 4 packs each contains 5.2 oz. hope you find this info helpful. Nadia from facemedplus
1450897
Hi! There are 30 packets per box, each packet containing .12 oz. I have bought the (5) box deal before from this seller, and they are great. Hope that helps!
116873
Serving Size: 1 envelope Sodium Per Serving when made with water: 180mg Sodium Per Serving when made with 2% milk: 250mg
313098
The packets are 4 1/4" X 1/2" packet. the packet has 0.07 oz. of powder. the instructions say to add one packet to 16.9 oz. of water.