What constitutes as a "packet"...

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  • BCBERRI
    ADBB Amateur
    • May 02, 2006
    • 10

    #1

    What constitutes as a "packet"...

    Ok I have just got to ask this... sorry if it's a silly question or is listed somewhere, I couldn't find it. How much is "1 packet" of slenda? I have seen some cookbooks ask for "packets" and some use tsp/Tbsp.
    I get the bag of splenda, cheaper in the long run.
    Amy S
    Chapmansboro, Tn (outside Nashville)
    201/180/135




  • not2late
    Moderator
    • May 09, 2003
    • 14677

    #2
    Re: What constitutes as a "packet"...

    A "packet" is a serving. Long before they had those bulked up artificial sweeteners, they came in tablet form, powdered in packets or as liquid. So 1 serving is "1 packet" for all practical purposes.

    Just read the label and see what 1 serving constitutes.
    ~Megs~
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