maybe I read incorrectly.. according to package each packet out of the three. makes a quart then it adds... "dilute with equal amount" so does that mean it really makes 2 quarts? and my other question is...if that's the case... why not brew 2 quarts...
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Each packet makes ~34 ounces of tea. I start with 40oz of distilled water and usually wind up with about 31-32 after boiling. I will add a little distilled to make the final batch exactly 34 oz. if needed.
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It sits up at the 3gallon mark so u have 3 gallons of water not in the grain. I brew 10 gallon batches only and I had a 32lb grain bill which pushed the pots limits and I actually had to withold a few gallons in the mash and just put it in the sparge. It worked fine but there is some messing around to do. Make sure your grain crush is correct because I've had 2 stuck sparges already from over crushed grain. Not fun!!! All in all it was cheap and works fine.
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I ddn't notice that when I ordered to be honest. I can say that I liked it and I should have ordered another month's supply. I switched to something else and hated making that choice. I plan to purchase this product again in the very near future. It may not be for everyone but I would say try it out and see for yourself. It's not bad tasting or anything like that and it only takes a few seconds to mix. Post your thoughts once you try it so I can see if you agree with me. Thanks for asking.
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I'm having difficulty discerning what your question is asking, Diana. I use a brewing machine to make abt a 1/2 gallon at a time and I still have packets left from the box I ordered a while ago. If you're using one packet to make cups of tea, I imagine that could last a month or longer. I don't recall how many packets came in the box I ordered, but suffice it to say, it is A LOT f tea!! Hope this helps.
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The dilution instructions are based on volume ; I believe it is only 1 tablespoon per gallon, or something similar. A little goes a long way.
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I used the same exact products and here I am trying to figure out why this second batch in my new yogurt maker is grainy, bitter and even adding 2 tsp vanilla doesnt seem to help it. The whey was all seperate when I removed to the fridg so sorta though oh oh! Im even using a termometer and follow all the directions but now thinking even tho it didnt boil maybe it was to hot. A real science to this after all.
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The printing on the container confirms what is in the title. In the description I think they intended to say that, if you follow the directions,i it s enough to make 2.5 gallons of the drink when mixed with milk. They just didn't make that very clear.
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You are absolutely right. I was mixing packets with ounces. So, I would say that is a question for Amazon advertising. I wasn't paying attention when I ordered. I just knew I wants the product and the price per box seemed fair. So, you may want to ask amazon.
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NO; my understanding was the same as yours 3 cans for 28.88, not each. I placed an order for 3, expected 9 cans received 3! Contacting seller and hoping for positive resulation.
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Total disssolved solids increasing after using the same water both times makes no sense. Have you used other waters before and got same results an increase after the purifier? Have you contacted the manufactuer with questions? You have to eliminate the distilled water first off as the problem and see if it does it with all waters. Surely you are not consuming distilled water on a regular basis?
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I asked myself the same question because the label isn't clear. I assumed that 2 tbsp to a glass could mean either an eight-ounce glass or a six-ounce glass. Because it's juice, I started with a juice glass--six ounces. I like the flavor a little strong so when I make it up by the quart, I use the 2T to 6OZ ratio and then add a little bit more. Maybe that's why they weren't very specific, knowing people have different tastes.
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It specifically states to NOT drink it without diluting it first in 16 oz. of water. It is concentrated. I have used this for the past four months, once a day, in 20 oz of water and the difference is amazing. I wish I had known about this product years ago.
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I agree w/ Danny. Sorry to get back to you so late. All I did was assemble the parts as this is weldless & I have had no problems w/ my kettle thus far. If you ever plan on doing big beers or more than 5 gallons then this is for you. I haven't done a 10 gallon batch just yet but I hope to some day. I find that this easily accommodates my needs & can last me another 25 years for all types of brewing styles & volumes. The only negative I would say is that if you don't ever plan to go more than 5 gallons then this is simply too big. That or if you planned to do a very high concentrated wort by boiling the wort over 3 hours - if you aren't going to do these things then just get an 8 gallon. I agree w/ Danny. Sorry to get back to you so late. All I did was assemble the parts as this is weldless & I have had no problems w/ my kettle thus far. If you ever plan on doing big beers or more than 5 gallons then this is for you. I haven't done a 10 gallon batch just yet but I hope to some day. I find that this easily accommodates my needs & can last me another 25 years for all types of brewing styles & volumes. The only negative I would say is that if you don't ever plan to go more than 5 gallons then this is simply too big. That or if you planned to do a very high concentrated wort by... » Read More I agree w/ Danny. Sorry to get back to you so late. All I did was assemble the parts as this is weldless & I have had no problems w/ my kettle thus far. If you ever plan on doing big beers or more than 5 gallons then this is for you. I haven't done a 10 gallon batch just yet but I hope to some day. I find that this easily accommodates my needs & can last me another 25 years for all types of brewing styles & volumes. The only negative I would say is that if you don't ever plan to go more than 5 gallons then this is simply too big. That or if you planned to do a very high concentrated wort by boiling the wort over 3 hours - if you aren't going to do these things then just get an 8 gallon. « Show Less
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Not sure but the ADD implied several quarts. First time I am using this product. Ask me again in a year.
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Check your instruction booklet! I know you can program it to make different quantities, it may just be set up to brew for 6. How that helps!
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Maybe it's a stock photo for all their items? Definitely a solid 30 qt here- though if you're using it for brewing (like I was) you'll probably only want to fill it to about 6 gallons.
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I noticed a difference the same day. It was recommend drinking before a feed but I usually brew up 3 bags in about 4 or so cups of water, then enjoy through out the day.