Can someone explain to me why the small batch of MMF has 1 TBSP of water to 1 cup of water and the large batch of MMF only has 2 tbsp of water to a whole bag of marshmellows? I typically only make the small batch because the first time I made the large batch it was WAY too dry.
I am a little confuse w/ your question...what did you mean by
"1 tbsp to 1 cup of water " ? One cup of water is definitely an error, unless you are making 50 batches of MMF.
I always make : 1 bag Mini Marshmallow
1 Bag Powder sugar
4 T. water
1 tsp Crisco
and I have not had an issue or problem with mine. One batch is really not a lot.. you have enough to cover the cake and make decorations.
It's hard to cut the recipe in half, unless it is very precise. 
I am a little confuse w/ your question...what did you mean by
"1 tbsp to 1 cup of water " ? One cup of water is definitely an error, unless you are making 50 batches of MMF.
I always make : 1 bag Mini Marshmallow
1 Bag Powder sugar
4 T. water
1 tsp Crisco
and I have not had an issue or problem with mine. One batch is really not a lot.. you have enough to cover the cake and make decorations.
It's hard to cut the recipe in half, unless it is very precise.
NOT SURE WHY IT POSTED MORE THAN ONES...
I AM SORRY... I APOLOGIZE, I KNOW IT'S IRRITATING... 
I kind of wondered the same thing. The only thing is that the recipe for the large batch that I have calls for flavorings but the small batch doesn't. but there still is a big difference. I have only made the large batch once, and I think it was a little too dry. The small batch I made was much softer, but I dont really know for sure which is the right consistency.
I wondered this same thing when the recipes were sent to me. I just make up the difference with Powdered sugar, in the large batch I don't use as much as it calls for (unless it is really humid) and in the small batch I end up using more than it calls for. I usually add my PS until I get the right consistancy b/c it can change day to day.
But I can't answer your question, b/c I haven't found an answer yet
Leily
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