How many servings in a pound? Grams of protein?
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Hi, Well I'm not sure on the one pound container as I usually always buy the 2 lb ones. If it helps you the 2 lb is 35 servings Protein17 grms Carbohydrates 6 grms Sugars 4 grms Please keep in mind that a pure Whey Protein Concentrate is lower in protein than the Isolates but is so much healthier for you. If interested I would google differences on whey proteun powders very educational. U love Jarrows Whey and feel its probably one of the cheapest Organic Grass Fed Whey Proteins on the market. Hope this helped?
2069101
Hi, Well I'm not sure on the one pound container as I usually always buy the 2 lb ones. If it helps you the 2 lb is 35 servingsProtein17 grmsCarbohydrates 6 grmsSugars 4 grmsPlease keep in mind that a pure Whey Protein Concentrate is lower in protein than the Isolates but is so much healthier for you. If interested I would google differences on whey proteun powders very educational. U love Jarrows Whey and feel its probably one of the cheapest Organic Grass Fed Whey Proteins on the market. Hope this helped?
2069102
According to the packaging:1. Serving size = one scoop (26 grams)2. Servings per container = 35 (2 lb. container or 32 oz.)3. Protein per serving = 17 gramsSo, "servings in a pound" = 17.5
2069103
It's 18 grams protein. If you check the images on the product her on Amazon you can see the 1lb. Container has 20 servings. I know the two pound has 39 servings.
531160
The nutritional information on the jug says approximately 52 servings, and the serving size listed is one scoop. One scoop has 24g of protein and the recommendation is 1-2 scoops, once or twice a day.
1995478
According to the label, a 5lb container has 81+ servings. One scoop (28 grams) is a serving.
1397690
per serving there are 6 but that is if it is mixed with 4-6 ounces of water or milk. but for a full scoop it is 23 grams of proteing and you would mix that with 10-12 ounces of liquid. hope this helps!
472429
depends on bag size and dose. If you use 3-4g per serving in a 100g bag between 25-30 servings, bigger bag will have more servings.
1677238
it's on Newman's web site ...http://www.newmansownorganics.com/funfacts1.html5 grams of protein, etc.
2177821
The total protein per serving is the 6 gm of protein. The 8 gm of Brown Rice Protein just states that out of that 8 gm, 6 gm's of it is Protein.
421101
It depends on how often you use it and what serving size you use. If you use a single scoop serving, once per day, there are about 21 servings. Many people use 2 scoops per serving, so you'd get about 10 servings.It is about 10 inches tall and 5-6 inches wide.
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I don't know but I would say the same as a 1 lb. bag of powder sugar, I would guess 5 or 6 cups per pound but not sure. Sorry
1733725
18 grams of protein per serving its a 2 pound container its usually 36-37 servings. I am only doing one serving per day so mine should last a while.
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According to the label the protein powder contains 5g of protein per serving. Serving size is 1 Tablespoon (6g) I hope this information is helpful to you.
658303
The label says 33g of protein per serving (1 scoop - the scoop is included) and that there are approximately 22 servings in a container.
59951
One serving [about 33 g] is 28 g carbohydrate and 1 g of protien. Pamela's Products is also on facebook and they answer any questions you have.
868654
A serving size is 2 Tbsp. which has 110 calories, 10 g of fat, 3 g of carb, 2 g of protein.
2059033
Loosing / gaining is 2nd grade addition & subtraction. Burn off more calories than you take in and weight goes down- THAT SIMPLE ! People who complicate it are just in denial. All U need to know - Protein & carbs - 4 calories per gram, fat - 9 calories per gram. 28 grams in 1 OZ. Face it ... it's so simple a 6 yr old could get it. It does not require any specific diet or particular exercise. All your body knows is calories in VS calories out.
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3 grams per serving twice daily. I use it in my Intraworkout drink so I use the 6 gram total during workout. You can divide it up anyway you want though.
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Remember one(blind) scoop is never quite right. I use a digital scale to make sure I get a 33g serving - which is 23g of protein per scoop. When I just relied on the scoop itself i'd usually get 27g approx.