The ratio of Knox Gelatin to fruit juice generally depends on the specific recipe or desired consistency. For a basic gelatin dessert, a common ratio is 1 packet of Knox gelatin (about 2.5 teaspoons) to 2 cups of fruit juice. However, this can vary based on personal preference or the type of fruit juice used, so it's best to follow a specific recipe for accurate results.
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To determine how many milliliters of fruit juice are in 100 mL of juice, you would need to know the percentage of fruit juice in the mixture. For example, if the juice is 50% fruit juice, then there would be 50 mL of fruit juice in the 100 mL of juice. Without this percentage, it's impossible to specify the exact amount of fruit juice.
a lemonade is a frut juice because it has a lemon on it and a lemon is a fruit.
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Fruit juice has more vitamin C than vegetable juice.
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Gold and fruit juice do not react.
Expressing is a word which means squeezing the juice from the fruit.
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Let x be the amount of fruit juice and y be the amount of lemonade. You can write two equations: y = 2x ,expresses the 1 to 2 ratio and; x + y = 24 , expresses the total. Then replace y in the second equation by 2x to get; x + 2x = 24 3x = 24 x = 8 Then from the first equation , y = 16 I assumed more lemonade then juice. If that's not right then let x be lemonade and y be juice.
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