why does it say 60g of protein on this tub when its 26g per scoop?
284029
I'm not sure, but they include a bigger scoop than other brands. This type of advertising is another reason this protein is suspect. The main reason I don't use it anymore is because testing found that it had far less protein than the label says.http://www.reddit.com/r/Fitness/comments/uva9t/big_reddit_protein_powder_measurement_results/
284030
They recently changed the scoop size and the protein content is now 30g per scoop. The packaging states that 60g is for two scoops. I don't know how this new scoop size affects creatine content per scoop, but I just use the old scoop size when I scoop.
939774
456 grams is on the package and 7.6 grams is in 1 scoop per serving size so if you divide 456 into 7.6 = 60. To check your answer multiply 60 into 7.6 which will add up the amount of grams in the whole package.
1604465
Hi B. Ransdell, if I remember correctly there were no actual packs of either one 2-pound or two 1-pound of protein powder in the tub pictured. Rather, the black container was sealed around the lid and contained the loose powder (I ordered 2 pounds, also available in 5 pounds) directly inside of it. The company may have changed the packaging since I ordered it in 2012 because when I look at the product on Amazon.com now, the label on the tub is a little different too. Either way, you can't go wrong. I really liked the taste, it mixed perfectly in the Nutribullet, and it lasted a long time as well. Hi B. Ransdell, if I remember correctly there were no actual packs of either one 2-pound or two 1-pound of protein powder in the tub pictured. Rather, the black container was sealed around the lid and contained the loose powder (I ordered 2 pounds, also available in 5 pounds) directly inside of it. The company may have changed the packaging since I ordered it in 2012 because when I look at the product on Amazon.com now, the label on the tub is a little different too. Either way, you can't go wrong. I really liked the taste, it mixed perfectly in the Nutribullet, and it lasted a long time as... » Read More Hi B. Ransdell, if I remember correctly there were no actual packs of either one 2-pound or two 1-pound of protein powder in the tub pictured. Rather, the black container was sealed around the lid and contained the loose powder (I ordered 2 pounds, also available in 5 pounds) directly inside of it. The company may have changed the packaging since I ordered it in 2012 because when I look at the product on Amazon.com now, the label on the tub is a little different too. Either way, you can't go wrong. I really liked the taste, it mixed perfectly in the Nutribullet, and it lasted a long time as well. « Show Less
2193442
I thought that was weird too. We ended up buying it. It is 0.37 oz with 365 servings. We love this stuff.
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.
363825
It's right on each individual bar and it's wrapper. Protein 6g, carbs 26g, sugar 18g, etc.
767129
Depending on your body, either 32 or 16, being 32 16g servings or 16 32g servings. There are 32 scoops, each with a 16g serving included (as well as all the amino acids, etc). You can mix it with water, but typically you'll mix with milk or a milk substitute, which of course will add additional protein. Starting out, taking in much more protein than that your body won't be able to precess it all and some will get stored as fat, so you'll stick to one scoop and get 32 servings out of it. HOWEVER, if you are already muscular and trying to add bulk you'll want to do a double scoop serving to up the protein to 32g, which will of course mean you'll only get 16 servings out of a bottle. Depending on your body, either 32 or 16, being 32 16g servings or 16 32g servings. There are 32 scoops, each with a 16g serving included (as well as all the amino acids, etc). You can mix it with water, but typically you'll mix with milk or a milk substitute, which of course will add additional protein. Starting out, taking in much more protein than that your body won't be able to precess it all and some will get stored as fat, so you'll stick to one scoop and get 32 servings out of it. HOWEVER, if you are already muscular and trying to add bulk you'll want to do a double scoop... » Read More Depending on your body, either 32 or 16, being 32 16g servings or 16 32g servings. There are 32 scoops, each with a 16g serving included (as well as all the amino acids, etc). You can mix it with water, but typically you'll mix with milk or a milk substitute, which of course will add additional protein. Starting out, taking in much more protein than that your body won't be able to precess it all and some will get stored as fat, so you'll stick to one scoop and get 32 servings out of it. HOWEVER, if you are already muscular and trying to add bulk you'll want to do a double scoop serving to up the protein to 32g, which will of course mean you'll only get 16 servings out of a bottle. « Show Less
665758
Serving size is 28g32 servings per containerEach 28g serving is 100 calories, 18g protein when mixed with 8oz of water.
739271
There are 60 servings in a 6 lb bag. A serving size is 28 grams and there are 23 grams of protein in each serving. This is just protein and there is nothing added to this.
1978875
I bought a box of packets on amazon and use it every day. I'm looking at the back of a packet. It says Cal 0, Total Fat 0g, Total Carb <1g, Sugars <1g, Protein 0g.
564637
The label lists 1 serving as one scoop and they include the scoop in the jar. However, they also list one serving as 21 grams and a full scoop is actually considerably more. I now weigh out my servings. Per the label, one 21 gram serving has 17 grams of protein. If you do not weigh your servings you will only get 20-21 servings per container instead of the the ~30 listed on the label. My understanding is that the scoops were changed sometime ago to a slightly larger size.
1707583
My container's instructions look a little different than the earlier reviewer. I have a 3.5 oz jar / 100 grams. The instructions say "each rounded scoop is approximately 500mg," I did generously rounded scoops during active flare-ups but for maintenance it's a level scoop or slightly less. Seems to work fine. One container lasts me several months.
767128
See "M's" answer, it is absolutely correct, though I will add a couple of comments. Each scoop has 16g protein and 150 calories, but if you are like me and want more than 16g but less than 32g protein, you can simply use a "scoop and a half" per shake and obviously end up around 24 servings per tub. Also as M mentioned, addl protein can be gained from mixing with milk, though I travel constantly (no easy access to milk) and have stuck with muscle milk because it tastes so great with just water and as an added bonus it actually mixes a LOT easier and more smoothly with water vs milk in my experience. See "M's" answer, it is absolutely correct, though I will add a couple of comments. Each scoop has 16g protein and 150 calories, but if you are like me and want more than 16g but less than 32g protein, you can simply use a "scoop and a half" per shake and obviously end up around 24 servings per tub. Also as M mentioned, addl protein can be gained from mixing with milk, though I travel constantly (no easy access to milk) and have stuck with muscle milk because it tastes so great with just water and as an added bonus it actually mixes a LOT easier and more smoothly with... » Read More See "M's" answer, it is absolutely correct, though I will add a couple of comments. Each scoop has 16g protein and 150 calories, but if you are like me and want more than 16g but less than 32g protein, you can simply use a "scoop and a half" per shake and obviously end up around 24 servings per tub. Also as M mentioned, addl protein can be gained from mixing with milk, though I travel constantly (no easy access to milk) and have stuck with muscle milk because it tastes so great with just water and as an added bonus it actually mixes a LOT easier and more smoothly with water vs milk in my experience. « Show Less
2006435
These are cans. Notice they have 35 Grams if protein because the bottles and some of the cans have only 25 grams of Protein.
497958
It states on the tub I have, that there are three grams in a two tablespoon serving.
1284661
Yes. The small size scoop says "60 (2 tsp)" and the medium size scoop says "40 (1-1/2 T.)" I don't have the large scoop so I can't tell you what that one says.
2102213
it is indicated on the label. 1 scoop per serving 28 servings per container