About how many standard 14.5 ounce cans of beans is the 5 Lb bag equivalent to?
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I don't know as I have not yet used up the 5 pound bag. I usually make one cup dry which equals probably two and a half cups soaked.
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1 pound dry beans will give 2.5 lbs cooked also factor in the fact that you probably get 10 oz of actual beans when you pour off the liquid in the can
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If there are 90 beans to 8 ounces, these are Grade B vanilla beans. Grade A beans are plumper and heavier, so only about 50 to a half-pound.
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16 ounces if you fill it full. 14 ounces of coffee puts it about an inch from the brim.
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The cans are 14 oz. They are about the same size as my can of hornet and wasp killer. So if you have something like that at home, that would be a good comparison. Hope that helps. Its a good product, stopped my leaks!!
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Hi David, Thanks for the question, the bag is actually 37.2 ounces which when converted to pounds equals 2.3 Lbs. Hope that helps :)
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There is 300 Mg. per serving. However, my husband is on a restricted (means almost none) diet so we pour out liquid in can and then rinse beans, and put them on with fresh water. Hope this helps. These are the best beans we have ever eaten and we raise beans in our garden.
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I have not purchased the 5lb bag, so I cannot say for sure whether it is the same. We purchase the 25 pound bag and store them in zip lock bags in the freezer.
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I would say probably about 4 lbs. I used the 7 oz bags of M&Ms; and I don't remember the exact number of bags I bought but I think it may have been around 6 or 7. I would do 5 lbs to be on the safe side.
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The label says that there are 35 beans per serving and 45 servings per container so 35*45=1,575. Your need of 1,000 beans would be met.
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Thank you for your inquiry! Yes, the quantity is 1 and it is a 5 lb. Roast.
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the net weight of the can is 350mg (12.35 oz) by the label. But the true weight that I measured is 1lb 2oz, probably the metal can and the pad count for the rest weight.
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I believe there are 750 in a bag. I eat 18 a day, and my wife eats 6 a day. A one pound bag lasts us one month.
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The "official" answer is 16 ounces dry by weight. Measured, it is 19.37 ounces dry by volume, for both beans and drip grind. Turkish or espresso grind is finer, but does not make a significant difference by volume. A liquid quart is 57.75 cubic inches and dry is 67.2, yet, good question, as manufacturers still use liquid measure for containers like this one built for solids/dry! Bottom line is it will fit a pound of beans OR ground comfortably. Of course weight and volume are very different, as in a cup of feathers vs. a cup of iron filings! This is why you can't just say, oh, 3 quarts liquid, 96 ounces (at 32 per), so I can get... etc, in other words, your volume question is the right one! The "official" answer is 16 ounces dry by weight. Measured, it is 19.37 ounces dry by volume, for both beans and drip grind. Turkish or espresso grind is finer, but does not make a significant difference by volume. A liquid quart is 57.75 cubic inches and dry is 67.2, yet, good question, as manufacturers still use liquid measure for containers like this one built for solids/dry! Bottom line is it will fit a pound of beans OR ground comfortably. Of course weight and volume are very different, as in a cup of feathers vs. a cup of iron filings! This is why you can't just say, oh, 3... » Read More The "official" answer is 16 ounces dry by weight. Measured, it is 19.37 ounces dry by volume, for both beans and drip grind. Turkish or espresso grind is finer, but does not make a significant difference by volume. A liquid quart is 57.75 cubic inches and dry is 67.2, yet, good question, as manufacturers still use liquid measure for containers like this one built for solids/dry! Bottom line is it will fit a pound of beans OR ground comfortably. Of course weight and volume are very different, as in a cup of feathers vs. a cup of iron filings! This is why you can't just say, oh, 3 quarts liquid, 96 ounces (at 32 per), so I can get... etc, in other words, your volume question is the right one! « Show Less
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They are very small, about 1/8 to 1/16 inch hard plastic pellets. Thus, 5 pounds is not a very big bag as they are dense.
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That's a tough call...I would say at least 6 bags. There must be a site on google that will tell you how much "beans" that you would need. I used it in a small dog bed and had only a little over 1/2 a bag left. It also depends on how firm you want it to be. Good luck!
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About 1.5 liters. I have a 1 liter jar which is a bit small, so the remainder stays in the bag and I use that first.
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The can I received was 12.35 oz, as pictured. I just sort of shrugged; it's like the way a one pound can of coffe has shrunk. I still like the product very much compared to others. Dan