How many pieces of beef jerky is 1oz?
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ryiko
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It says on the package serving size 1 oz so how many pieces of it is 1oz of the beef jerky?
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It says on the package serving size 1 oz so how many pieces of it is 1oz of the beef jerky?0
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It really helps to get a scale so you can measure it. Or, does the package say how many servings in one package? You can divide it up into the correct number of servings so you know what's approx 1 oz.5
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servings per container bout 4 it says0
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Good, so if you divide the jerky into 4 equal portions each one should be about 1 oz.4
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1 oz = 1/8c or 2 tbsp. Not a lot to play with, but its not suppose to be a meal...3
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1 oz = 1/8c or 2 tbsp. Not a lot to play with, but its not suppose to be a meal...
thats a liquid oz though, right? is that different than a weight ounce?
Edit: I just googled it. Fluid ounces are not interchangeable with an ounce of weight.2 -
1 oz is approximately the size of a slice of American Cheese. Saw this on another blog somewhere and just verified on a kitchen scale.6
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I usually weigh mine out2
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Well after 10 years I certainly hope he found out how many pieces of jerky one ounce is.22
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pjohns9770 wrote: »1 oz is approximately the size of a slice of American Cheese. Saw this on another blog somewhere and just verified on a kitchen scale.
Was this your first post? Necroing an ancient thread?3 -
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pjohns9770 wrote: »
curious how you found this post to begin with!1 -
pjohns9770 wrote: »
curious how you found this post to begin with!
Me, too, @pjohns9770. I can never find old threads when I want to.0 -
pjohns9770 wrote: »when you grow up like in 10 years I'll tell you
What does that mean?
I truly want to be able to find some old posts, and never can.0 -
search engine found it. I dont understand why those other people have to be insulting. I thought my response could help somebody. What difference does it make how old it is10
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quiksylver296 wrote: »pjohns9770 wrote: »when you grow up like in 10 years I'll tell you
What does that mean?
I truly want to be able to find some old posts, and never can.
I agree. The search function here is awful! I think a lot of the zombie bumps come from external searches that return results from these forums. Something good to remember when deciding how much info to share here3 -
pjohns9770 wrote: »search engine found it. I dont understand why those other people have to be insulting. I thought my response could help somebody. What difference does it make how old it is
Like you just Googled "how many pieces of jerky in one ounce" and got this thread?
Did you already have a MyFitnessPal account?
If you didn't, did you have to create an account to type an answer in the thread?
Sorry for all the questions. Truly curious.3 -
I do have an account so I suppose I did log in but that was so long ago I do not recall - I used Duck-Duck Go on this particular search "how many pieces of beef jerky .."4
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FWIW, you can force Google to search a specific site if you add "site:(url address)" to your search terms, which is a useful workaround for places with a terrible, built-in search function. For example, "ounces beef jerky site:community.myfitnesspal.com" turns up this thread as the first result.5
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