What is a serving size in tablespoons? It says "2 scoops" but there is no scoop in the bag. Help? Thanks!
1557234
At the bottom of the scoop - that has been supplied with every bag I've bought (I'm using a couple for coffee measuring) - it's marked "39 CC". I checked, and 2 tablespoons fit.
1557235
Hi there, it should have a plastic spoon, dig in it. When you find it , it will be two of that spoon for one serving. In case you don't find it at all just call directly to the manufacturer and they would send you one. They do have very good services, I spoke to them twice and loved them.
1557236
I don't really know -- I had a scoop in the bag. I thought the scoop was too big and I am using the one I got with Swanson's organic cold processed whey (their top of the line). As a person who has been cooking for many years and loves to cook - rarely needs to measure stuff any more, I will guess that my scoop is the equivalent of 1 heaping tablespoon. My opinion, it's best to find out how much is right for your body and not go by the directions anyway. Have fun with it.
1650321
There is 15 servings. 2 scoops per serving. 1 scoop is a good serving for me.
74564
Mine was missing too. I found that if I took 53.5 pinches of the protein, it would equal one scoop. Don't forget the .5 pinch.
1353421
i would say almost 3 tablespoons is equal to the serving of 2 scoops. (about 1.5 tablespoons per scoop). since 1 tablespoon is 14.3 g, and oackaging says serving size is 39g (2 scoops)
369871
I don't know how many times a day you use this product, but if you look at the total amount in the jar and divide how much is in each scoop in to that amount, you will know how many servings are in each jar. Hope this helps :))
1527301
I am sorry. I don't make truffles, so I am not able to provide a definitive answer. I do eat truffles, though, and I think the scoop I use (1.5 tablespoon size) is exactly right for the ones I enjoy. Looks like that's the medium scoop.
451752
Mine came with a scoop. The serving size is 7.7 grams, so you can just measure it out on a digital food scale each time, or try to find another measuring device... maybe something like half a teaspoon? Look it up on google for a standard measuring size that is close to 7.7 grams until you order another bottle and get a scoop in there.
1459246
Hi Katie - I just measured and it's about 4 level tbsp. The scoop is sometimes buried pretty deep in the powder - prod with a skewer and maybe you'll find it.
1931086
Hi, Serving is 2 TBSP (14grams) - 60 Calories, 9 Carbs, 0 Sugar & 32 Servings per bag. We love this product, most finely ground & rich one we have had.
744251
My 1lb container says "Serving size 2 scoops (40 grams). Servings per container approx 11"
594757
I'm sorry for the long wait time. The swerving size is 2 rounded scoops (26G) and there is 30 servings per container
348621
It's a half Tablespoon which is 1 1/2 teaspoons. Might be a little small but you could use two scoops per muffin.
1402801
I have coffee scoops and it holds 2 of them .I don't know if the coffee scoop excatly a tablespoon
1498655
There is no scoop in bag............. I too thought there would be but because so many people take different amounts I guess they thought a random 1/4 scoop would be to much to ask for, ha!
1702294
Karen a tablespoon is a huge amount so the serving size is based on a teaspoon. Having said that based on the label there are of carbohydrate at 1g per teaspoon and only trace amounts fat and protein (less than 0.1g) which gives 5Kcal per teaspoon (5 Calories) and 2.35mg of Sodium. It is after all a mix of coconut sap and sea salt. I hope this helps
594756
Yes. I scoop is 1 serving and 1 bag lasts at least 1 mo. I still drink 1 shake/day. I love this product.
1692010
For the 1 heaping tbsp. serving, there are only 2 g carbs (and 12 g protein)! That's why I bought it!