What is the serving size for the calorie count they advertise? They make it look like a decent serving but would like to know actual size.
1988020
The calorie count will vary by the kind of fruit used and the amount you make.
1988021
There serving size is ridiculous. It is too much and too many calories. There serving size is bout 300 calories. A banana and so much fruit is not low calorie. There is no fat but too many calories. Better off using a normal size of 1/2 banana and 1/2 cup of any fruit frozen in the small processor ($15) from the supermarket for about 120 calories. The Magic Bullet is only chopping the fruit and becomes a mess to wash out.
1988022
For the few things we made I'd estimate between a half cup and three fourths cup.
1988023
It is actually very small. If you like bananas you would need to use about 3 to get a "serving." Granted I am someone who can eat a 1/2 a carton of ice cream in one sitting. Because of the amount that gets "stuck" in the plastic, 3 bananas + some other fruit would get you a decent bowl. Which actually also bummed me out, the calories on the bananas alone would be 350+. Much better to eat the real thing.
1988024
I May be the wrong person to ask. The serving size can be what you want it to be. All the machine does is crush whatever you put into it to make a bowl of of mush. I wasn't pleased with the machine, you need to add vanilla every time you use it. If you want "frozen" desert mixed you need to either mix them prior or keep putting them back through the machine. I find my blender does a better job than this. I wish I could return it. Sorry for the bad review, but if I read this statement I would have never bought it. Everyone is different though. I hope this helps.
1761065
My apologies for overlooking this request. Serving size is 3 pancakes. Calories is 180 per serving. There are approximately 15 servings per box.
1205876
I does not say on the label. A serving size is 1/4 tsp. They recommend 3/4 tsp/day. I can't imagine the amount of carbs is anything substantial.
2140865
Hi, great question. The serving size is one scoop (9g) and it has a total carbohydrate of 7g according to the Nutritional Facts.
852072
Depending upon the serving size, I believe it would serve 8 - 12. I gave it as a gift and do not have it now. I was pleased with the ample size.
1060121
Hi,The suggested serving size is a 1/4 cup or 28 grams. Of course, you may prefer to use more or less per your taste.All the best
234634
A serving size is 2 pieces weighing in at 1.4 ounces and there are 36 ounces in a jar. They are a good size and very filling. They are the BEST caramels I've ever eaten!
1104564
Honestly, a serving is dependent on what you are trying to get out of it. The size on the bag (I think) is 1/3 c with 28 g of protein. That's a normal, standardized soy protein serving size
660022
For better flavor tasting I use about 1-2 teaspoons. If you drink it frequently it'll last about a month. Definitely not 30 servings lol more like 10 for me
447273
Wish I could remember edactly how many carbs per slice were in this bread. I know it tasted really good, but foundone on line that had only one carb per slice by another seller and it waas more than delicious. I know the above had at least three,if not more carbs per slice. Wish I could help you more.
306736
Serving size is 2 scoops in 8 oz milk or water. If you mix it in water it is 350 calories but I can't drink it in water. I mix it in milk and it is 488 calories.
601513
About 22 calories per serving for petite size. Well tolerated and I break them into 6 to 8 small portions. Half in am and half in pm,
1861367
From what I recall, their serving size is 1/2 tbsp, and I want to say I usually get around 30 per package.
1168278
A serving is two scoops or 8 tablespoons. That serving is 170 calories so one tablespoon is a bit over 21 calories.
1516322
If Jan is correct and there are 113 TBSP, then it should be about 20-21 "servings." It's unfortunate that the price is so high. Sam's Club USED to sell this for 1/3 the amount that Amazon sells this :( I've had to resort to buying this elsewhere as Amazon's price is just way too high for this product. If you can find the packets on sale or use generic, this product might not save you any money. I have to watch gluten in taco seasonings, so I'm a bit more limited in what we use. I've heard Costco might carry this product if you happen to have a Costco membership. :)
1506867
The label may be hard to read but on my screen it says LESS than 1 (ONE) gram per serving. The PROTEIN is 6 grams which is actually a great side benefit. Also, the serving size is quite large. I doubt you'll use an entire serving size if you are using it as a supplement on a day to day basis (at least at one time; maybe throughout the day though).
1291867
Hi Mark D. - From the nutrition label on my jar it says: a serving size is 32grams (2 tablespoons) and contains 7g total carbs (2% DV). 3g fiber and 1g sugar. Hope this is helpful to you. Regards, Liza