How many T or tsps. are used for an 8 oz. serving?
169522
Lots more than it should be. It's my favorite cocoa, but fairly weak. About 3T per mug serving, they used to come with scoops, thankfully I held on to some. My sons think it needs more like 5 T.
169523
Now don't get me wrong, this is not the most healthiest choice out there. But it is the most flavorful in my opinion. So it takes about 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 Tblsp for an 8oz cup.
169524
I use 1-2 TB per 8 ounces depending on how strong you want it. Sometimes I like to add a little milk for richness then I might use a little extra mix so it is nice a dark. I like my cocoa strong flavored
418883
It's 1 16oz bottle serving size is 1 tsp there are about 72 servings. I use it daily in my home made fresh dog food.
2154799
i have no clue how many servings. I believe servings are 50 mgs and they are like 1/8 tsp... so very tiny.
2248636
I have used this product for a couple of years. I assume that the scoop is equal to 1 tsp. That seems to work out well for me.
1393494
The 33.8oz size has about one month's supply. The serving size is 1 ounce, so if you measure correctly with the provided little cup, you should get 33 servings in a bottle.
1617209
Its suppose to be 1 teaspoon to 8 ouces of water. There are 250 servings in the container. I hope this helps.
180585
The package size is 4 oz. As to the number of servings, I can't answer, that depends on the size of the serving. This product will last me six months of daily use
1413970
It depends on how much you eat! If using 1 heaping Tablespoon (approximately 9 grams) as a serving, there would be well over 30 servings per bag, however, a large handful (3 heapng TBLS, 27 grams?) per serving could be 10 servings per bag or less...
1323186
I personally think 32 oz would be a bit overkill. I've found that 16 oz per 2 Tbsp serving is plenty. It depends if you'd rather drink less liquid and get it over with quickly, or dilute so that you barely taste it.
805864
Hi Stefanie, What I read on the back is "3 tsp.", which is 3 teaspoons, meaning 1 tablespoon. One teaspoon is 5mg; the "15g" metric measurement agrees with the teaspoon measurement. But I use those serving sizes as a suggestion anyway. ;)
727672
A serving is 2 pieces which the package says is 2.8g. Total weight is 80 g(or 2.82 ounces per the package). Divide 80 grams by 2.8 grams(a serving) and you get an answer of 28.3687943 total servings; so that would be 56.7 pieces!
1267784
The jar states that it makes 38 servings. ! serving is 1 tsp bouillon dissolved in 1 cup (8 oz) of water. Or 2 gallons + 6 cups.
466018
1 packet is 12 ounces. Instructions on the packet says to mix 3 tablespoons to 8 fluid ounces of water. 1 tablespoon=1/2 ounce, so each 12 ounce packet will net 24 tablespoons, which will make 8-8 ounce cups or 64 fluid ounces. 64 fluid ounces = 2 quarts, so 1 packet makes 2 quarts.
1631493
I am truly sorry I did not measure but you can estimate the serving size which is a teaspoon, and 100g is 20 tsp. so I'd estimate 20 servings!
2164777
Servings per container are listed as 30. It lists for consumer to Mix 2 scoops with 8-10 oz of water or any other preferred beverage.
113438
No but im sure they have a measurement written on it with how many grams is a tbs or tsp. I ordered metal teaspoons and tablespoons in different measurements and read on bag or online the grams per ts or tbs
1497297
According to the package there are 113 "slightly rounded" 1/2 tsp servings in a 250g bag. I take a level 1/2 tsp per day so perhaps that will provide you with a fairly accurate way to guess at the servings per container :-). Because I don't like the taste of product, I fill size 0 capsules and take it that way. I can tell you for sure that there is almost exactly a quarter teaspoon of magnesium powder in each capsule. I was surprised at that. Even with the added cost of the capsules....approx 8 mils each...in my opinion it's absolutely the best way to take the stuff....less hassle, easy to take along on trips, no taste. Hope this helped.