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That totally depends on the size of the packet.

Average individual serving packets are .5grams:

http://tinyurl.com/ku5qcz Link may expire, Google single serving salt packet (individual, single serving).

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Generally, each salt packet has 750 milligrams of salt. However, there are also packets that have 500 milligrams. Therefore, it's a good idea to look at the label in order to avoid using too much salt. The less salt you add to your food, the better.

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it depends on what size of sugar you get, but usually, if you go for the larger packs, its about 2kg

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?. it would depend on the size of the packet you buy.

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Generally a salt packet has between 0,5 g and 1,0 g sodium chloride.

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That could be 1, 20 or 500, it depends how big the "packet" is. "Packet" is not a recognised measurement.

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Usually 2-5.

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in a walkers multipack bag there is 0.4g

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