Serving size is TBS? How many grams in weight does the container say?
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I don't cook with grams. The container is 15 ounces which converts to 425.24 grams.
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Apparently they changed the scoop size, therefore serving size has gone from 40 grams to 30 grams. I bought a new one, but am still using up the old one and am comparing labels. Every amount on the new label is proportionately smaller than on the old...25% less.
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Serving size=1 scoop, or 5 gm, it is equal to a teaspoon. Suggested use is 1 to 3 times a day. It doesn't give the amount of each ingredient! It just lists all ingredients together as "proprietary blend". There are 91 servings per container. This product has been more helpful in getting alkaline than any others I have taken.
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According to the label, a 5lb container has 81+ servings. One scoop (28 grams) is a serving.
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A serving size is 2 Tbsp. which has 110 calories, 10 g of fat, 3 g of carb, 2 g of protein.
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710 Mg. per tablespoon (makes my head hurt to mix between English and metric system like that, but there you have it) Incidentally, the world-wide web was closer than my pantry, so I found your answer here: http://www.san-j.com/product_info.asp?id=2.
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I only use it to make royal frosting for cookies, so I have no idea about what a serving size is. The container says it had 3g of Protein in a 2 tsp. (4g) serving size and 10 calories.
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The container does not come with a scoop. Container says 16 grams protein per 25 grams of weight. 25 weighed grams, in my experience, comes out to about 2 and 3/4's measured tablespoons.
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As Mark T said, there are 90 "heaping tablespoon" (15 gram) servings per 3 lb. container. Please note that you can zoom in on the product's label to find most, if not all, information you are looking for with regard to this product (ingredients, "nutrition facts," processing information, etc.). Hope this helps!
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Supplement FactsServing Size: 1 Scoop (Approximately 4 Grams)Servings Per Container: Approximately 45.It says one scoop so sounds like a powder to me.
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Hi, great question. The serving size is one scoop (9g) and it has a total carbohydrate of 7g according to the Nutritional Facts.
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The 2 pound container says 28 servings. I've never actually scooped it all out at once to see, but I would bet it's about correct. I love this product and feel it is a good quality. I like the vanilla and the chocolate.
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It says it is about 250 servings at a Tbs if want stronger less if want not as strong less. I put a Tbs for a mug of hot water mug is 15-20 0z and strong is worth it I like granules better then cubs. Quicker.
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Great Question.serving size is 1/2 cup (125g)Servings per container 6Sodium 5mgSugars 4gHope this helps.
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The label says 1 gram per serving. You can go to youngevity.net and view the label
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Hi Michael, The serving size on the container label is 30 servings, using 3 Tsp. per serving.
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The jar says it contains 250g, which is equivalent to approximately 8.75 oz., 52.5 teaspoons or about 17.5 tablespoons according to an online conversion chart, if I did the math correctly. However the serving size is your choice. I hope this helps!