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It depends how many you put in the bag. Popsicles are usually sold in the dozens in boxes.
Tea can be brewed (loose leaf and tea bag) and there is also instant tea available. Coffee may also be brewed or instant.
The probability is 7/15 = 0.466... recurring.
because they would brake in a bag and not in a box
Jello comes in boxes of differing sizes. Look on the outside of the box to how much is in that separate box or bag.
Yes
Just throw them in the recycling bin. Just like a cardboard box.
7/10 X 6/9 = 42/90 it can be reduced to 7/15
My Mom used to make this cake when I was young, but I don't have a specific recipe for it. My recollection was that she would make the pudding as per directions on the box and let that cool (you could also use instant). While the pudding was cooling, she would make the cake batter. Once the pudding was cool enough, she would put it in a pastry bag or ziploc bag with the end cut off (whichever she could find at the time! ). She then would put half of the batter in the bundt pan, squeeze out the pudding in the middle of the cake batter (making sure it did not touch the pan on either side), then pour in the remaining batter, making sure to cover all of the pudding. Then she baked it, I believe, at the temperature reccommended for the cake recipe she was using. It always turned out great. Hope this helps.
Chocolate custard and boiled chocolate pudding from a bag originated in England during the 18th century. The more modern stove top version was made popular in the United States in the early 19th century.
When you need a chocolate pudding fix, you could just open up a box of instant pudding. But why not go homemade instead? This easy recipe for chocolate pudding will have you skipping the instant pudding aisle at the grocery store and heading home to whip up your own creamy chocolate delight. Step 1 Combine the cornstarch with a portion of the milk in a large bowl and mix well. Add the eggs and make sure all ingredients are well-blended. Step 2 Add the rest of the milk gradually to the bowl while mixing, then, finally, stir in the sugar. Step 3 Microwave the pudding mixture for 10 minutes. Remove the bowl and stir in the vanilla extract when done. Step 4 Drop the butter into the pudding mixture and microwave for another 10 minutes. Step 5 Beat the pudding with a hand mixer or fork until the mixture thickens. If it's still not thick enough, microwave for another 5 minutes. If the pudding becomes too thick, stir in a little bit of milk. Step 6 Pour in the chocolate chips and stir until melted. Serve the pudding in bowls or dessert dishes. Cover and refrigerate any leftover pudding. * Large bowl * 1½ cups sugar * 4 tbsp. cornstarch * 3 cups milk * 2 eggs * 4 tbsp. butter * 1½ tsp. vanilla extract * 6 oz. semi-sweet chocolate chips
5 of the other boxes, 3 contain only red pencils, 1 contains only black pencils, and 3 contain mixed pencils. I came to this answer with this formula: x=12- [(6-3)+(4-3)]