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I agree it is hard to tell! I placed the entire bag into a 1.5 quart glass bowl (6 cups). The salad filled the bowl I would say around 2/3 - 3/4 of the way full. Therefore, I am guessing there is around 4 cups of tuna-ish salad per bag. Everyone interprets servings differently, and I totally respect that! I tend to think 1/2 cup of a spreadable salad like this works well between 2 slices of bread. Making your own tuna-ish salad is more economical, for sure, but I enjoyed the convenience and the taste. My husband and I were able to make two generous lunch meals out of this one packet. We ate sandwiches twice and also had some of the salad with crackers on the side. Hope that helps!

Thanks for sharing! I’m thinking of trying them out so this helped :)

This dish is beautiful both visually and in taste. Glad you watched the video and enjoyed.

Thank you, Kimberly! I am having great fun preparing for the "Kids in the Kitchen!" class. Glad to know you will be there!

Thanks for taking the time to watch it. I aspire to obtain great presentation skills like you and Dr. Barnard! :-)

FYI: You can find the recipe if you click on SHOW MORE under the description above.

Glad I wasn't the only one out there who found the food trick super helpful and practical. All those oily messes I've cleaned up...no more!

Thanks so much for watching. I love having folks in my kitchen...even "digital" folks!

I certainly hope you enjoy, Julie! Let me know what you think. Feel free to tweak the ingredients as your personal tastebuds see fit.

I didn't have dates so I used maple syrup. We loved it. Thank you for posting.

Yes, maple syrup is a great alternative to date syrup. So glad you and your family loved it! Makes me smile. :-)