nutrition facts: what does "as packaged" mean?
"As packaged" effectively means "what is in the package to be consumed, divided by the recommended serving size", so it would include the dry mix.  (but they won't claim the fiber from the packaging, only the stuff you're supposed to eat.)

Now, if the package's instructions tell you to add 5 sticks of butter, and a quart of cream, they don't have to add that fat to the "as packaged" nutritional content ... only to the "as prepared" nutrition.

Many cereal boxes will give the "as packaged", but then also give the nutritional information when served with milk.  (but they always seem to go with skim milk ... go figure)