I am wondering approximately how many cups of tea does this make in one container? Thank you
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I've never counted individual cups since this is a powder that can easily be made to varying preference. I'd recommend starting off with a small pea-size amount and really learn to prepare the powder properly (Research tea ceremony methods). I use the bamboo whisk to break up the dry powder in my bowl and then add a small amount of hot water to make paste and even let the paste set then add the more water and begin the frothing technique (make letter "N" & "W" shapes with your wrist). This way you can find your strength of matcha you prefer and not let any go to waste. Somedays you will crave a stronger brew, but the value and cost of this product is helpful in curbing waste. I hope this helps! [= I've never counted individual cups since this is a powder that can easily be made to varying preference. I'd recommend starting off with a small pea-size amount and really learn to prepare the powder properly (Research tea ceremony methods). I use the bamboo whisk to break up the dry powder in my bowl and then add a small amount of hot water to make paste and even let the paste set then add the more water and begin the frothing technique (make letter "N" & "W" shapes with your wrist). This way you can find your strength of matcha you prefer and not let any go to waste.... » Read More I've never counted individual cups since this is a powder that can easily be made to varying preference. I'd recommend starting off with a small pea-size amount and really learn to prepare the powder properly (Research tea ceremony methods). I use the bamboo whisk to break up the dry powder in my bowl and then add a small amount of hot water to make paste and even let the paste set then add the more water and begin the frothing technique (make letter "N" & "W" shapes with your wrist). This way you can find your strength of matcha you prefer and not let any go to waste. Somedays you will crave a stronger brew, but the value and cost of this product is helpful in curbing waste. I hope this helps! [= « Show Less
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Depending on the use and how much matcha poured. I think maybe 60 cups. This with the bamboo spoon which is very little amount (Just one bamboo spoon)...
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It really depends on how strong you want your tea. i take a half teaspoon every day and it lasts about 5-6 weeks.
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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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I'm using a Mr Coffee iced tea maker, I think it makes 2 quarts at a time so I use one big teabag divided into thirds.
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2 1/2 U.S cup (2 10 oz Brit Cups) or a little over 3 6 oz cups. A normal fill would be around 20 oz. - Nice for tea for two - with a good quality whole leaf tea you would expect to have two potential refills giving around 10 6 oz cups total. That is normal practice.
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It actually holds more than 12 ounces of water. I have a small 12 ounce mug that I always use for my tea, and this teapot gives me one and a half mugs full.
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Filled to the brim with no infuser or tea in there I got 27 fl oz (800 mL) in there. I was even able to add another 1.5 ounces (to 850 mL) before anything came spilling out the spout. Filled to 27 fl oz or more, though, it would be difficult to pour without it spilling out out the top.With tea in there I will end up using this teapot for around 20 fl oz (600 mL) of tea.
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The teapot holds 4 to 6 cups of tea. It is a mid-sized pot and is very beautiful. I love mine. It also has the classic shape to brew tea .
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Wendy I can't answer your question exactly as Ive never measured the amount in 8 or 5 oz cups. But I do get several 12 oz mugs of tea from it as well as several 16 oz glasses of iced tea so it holds a generous amount of liquid. More than one might expect as I was genuinely surprised yet pleased with the amount when I received it. The rounded shape is what allows for that I believe and it's such a nice looking tea pot.
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I'd say about a tea spoon per cups, but don't forget! You don't need to throw your tea after every cups, a spoon could easily be used for 2/3 or 4 cups depending on how long your infuse it... it's all matter of taste.
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That depends on the kind of tea you are using and the potency you are looking for. I've used this to make a 1.5 liter size pitcher of sun tea and I've also used it to make a 18 ounce size of hot tea. You will have to experiment a bit to find your flavor level. Since it is big, you have more room to "play". Sorry I couldn't give you a more direct answer, hope this helps
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It is an eight cup capacity. If you fill it too full it will spit some water out. You could be comfortable expecting six full cups of tea so you don't empty the pot and it doesn't spatter. It's very heavy and very nice. I bought it because it is well constructed and has a flat bottom for my ceramic cook top.
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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
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Hello. As a matter of fact it is bigger than i thought. It can hold at least 2-3 Tablespoons, and its more intended to prepare a large quantity of tea rather than a single mug.
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There are 34 single serve packets in this product. Technically you can make 34 drinks with this product. I use only half the contents for each cup of tea because I find that the serving size of 2.5 grams is too strong and that 1.25 grams per serving is perfect (for me)
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I use 7 tbs with 3 cups of water and 3 cups of milk for some very strong tea. So about 1 cup of Chai with 1/2 gal of milk and 1/2 gal of water. I haven't tried this myself though.
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I've never measured it but the top one is what I would get maybe one large cup and the bottom you could get two servings out of, if using English teacups perhaps more. If using the top one in the Turkish style for tea leaves you would only get about two good sized cups or 4 small ones from the bottom unit.
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Not much, 3-4 cups, tops, probably less than 4 cups, ours had a bad switch so we sent it back. But the company was great about refunds. SO we upgraded to a larger teapot.Hope that helps. Good company!