How many Servings do you Have?

Steve Christensen, The Ice Cream Bloke and Self-Appointed Headmaster of Scoop School, talks in this episode about how to calculate how many servings are in a bag of mix.
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[@KarimMohsen-x5u]

Hi Steve! Love your videos. They're very informative. Could you edit the video with metric overlays and republish?

[@rameelc2957]

Where do you buy a bag of mix 2.5 gallons? I’m having a hard time finding a supplier in Brooklyn New York. They all require a license with a major chain.

[@naymano]

How many servings are there in a liter of soft serve?

[@jamstudios100]

Where can I buy the bag of mix????

[@PiecesofJMinnie]

Does this method work for frozen custard as well?

[@scottgoodwin1073]

Im watching you from Australia and when you start talking about quart's and ounces im lost yes Metric is easier

[@ScoopSchool]

I hear you mate. I’ve been here for about 18 years and unfortunately I will turn to the dark side

[@Th3_Gael]

Metric is defo easier, I just work rough when i hear imperial. 1 quart is 946ml, close enough to a litre. An ounce is 28ish grams, which is close enough to both 25 or 30g. Just use what's easier for you. I use 30 as its closer. When listening to someone like Steve the above is close enough to atleast give easy mental conversions. If you're copying a recipe then use Google or a calculator Maybe no help to ya Scott but might help somebody else seeing it

[@EMTru-999]

The US schools tried metric, it failed.