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The amounts of Sencha or Bancha/Genmaicha consumed (ml per day) were computed by multiplying the frequency by the portion size for each beverage (120 ml per cup).
For estimating intake of Mn from tea infusions, three cups of tea per day per person was assumed, with a volume of 237 ml per cup [ 19].
Set aside about 3 tablespoons (45 mL) per cup (240 mL) sugar.[2].
Cocktail bitters usually have a strong flavor, so start with two or three teaspoons (10 15 mL) per cup (240 mL) of sugar, and add more if necessary.
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From a quantitative point of view, the exercise proposed by Navarini et al. 6 leads to a volume of CO2 available for foaming of about 7.6 mL (STP) per cup, a value within the reported foam volume range.
Add sea salt to taste if you prefer salted butter; try ¼ tsp (1.25 mL) per ½ cup (120 mL) butter.
For an amount of 1 g sage leaves per 150-ml cup of hot water, the EMA assumed a thujone content ranging between 0.7 mg and 5.0 mg per cup, based on 3% essential oil containing 10-60% α-thujone and 4-36% β-thujone and 17.6% extraction during tea steeping.
Use about a tablespoon (15 ml) of Orrisroot per cup (240 ml) of flower petals.
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