How many servings are there in a can? ..i couldn't zoom in enough to read the can.
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Hi Robin, I just threw out the empty canister the other day so I don't know exactly but I'm pretty sure it was a 30 day supply.
220978
My best guess would be roughly fifty per can. I didn't like it very much and ended up throwing out most of the contents.
641888
The weight of the container is 2.2 lb. A serving size is 36 gm and the label says there are 28 servings. I think it tastes gross and could never have 36 gm of it all at once, so maybe you can stretch it a bit farther....
1673232
The cannister says 30 scoops or servings, but I take a 1/2 a scoop at a time, used to take one scoop but had some gastric issues with that much. I've been using this stuff for 5 months and it is just great.
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Don't be concerned with how full the container is--it's irrelevant. All that matters is how many servings are in the container. So, look at the nutrition label. The very first line is serving size, which is 2 scoops. The next line is servings per container; in my 1.4 pounds container, there are 14 servings. If you drink 2 shakes per day, the container will last you seven days. So, get 4 containers to last you for a month. you get a discount if you sign up for a repeating purchase. PS This is--hands down--the best shake I've ever tasted, and I make it with water. I prefer the chocolate. Hope this helps--Zebrina
1957059
Hi. It's 12 cans of 13 oz can. 12 x 13 means you get 12 cans of the 13oz size, just so ya know for next time. ;-)
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There is a picture, but it didn't fit in the main view. Click one of the alternate pictures instead of rolling over it to see all pictures associated with the product. The picture matches the packages in my cupboard except they have changed it to about 2.5 servings per carton instead of 3 as shown in the picture.
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looking on the package, it says use a rounded teaspoon for a serving. It also states there are 32 servings per container, at .25 oz per serving, would be about 1.5 teaspoons, so with this product I would say 32 teaspoons is correct. But there are other dry measures that do not come out exactly like this, so always measure...
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The manufacturer recommends one scoop (comes inside the container) per serving and the label says that there are 12 servings per container. I counted it once and got more than 12 servings per 12 oz. container. They must give you more than exactly 12 scoops or 12 oz. per container.
705213
First, serving size is 1/4 cup or 63g of which each can provides "about 3.5 servings". Calcium is listed at 10% based on a 2000 calorie/day diet. No more detail listed. HTH...
1662011
The can I have does not have an amount either but I would compare it to the size of a 28 oz can of tomatoes. I expect it will last me the lifetime of the machine. I used only less than a third for my machine.
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Don't be concerned with how full the container is--it's irrelevant. All that matters is how many servings are in the container. So, look at the nutrition label. The very first line is serving size, which is 2 scoops. The next line is servings per container; in my 1.4 pounds container, there are 14 servings. If you drink 2 shakes per day, the container will last you seven days. So, get 4 containers to last you for a month. you get a discount if you sign up for a repeating purchase. PS This is--hands down--the best shake I've ever tasted, and I make it with water. I prefer the chocolate. Hope this helps--Zebrina Don't be concerned with how full the container is--it's irrelevant. All that matters is how many servings are in the container. So, look at the nutrition label. The very first line is serving size, which is 2 scoops. The next line is servings per container; in my 1.4 pounds container, there are 14 servings. If you drink 2 shakes per day, the container will last you seven days. So, get 4 containers to last you for a month. you get a discount if you sign up for a repeating purchase. PS This is--hands down--the best shake I've ever tasted, and I make it with water. I prefer the chocolate. Hope... » Read More Don't be concerned with how full the container is--it's irrelevant. All that matters is how many servings are in the container. So, look at the nutrition label. The very first line is serving size, which is 2 scoops. The next line is servings per container; in my 1.4 pounds container, there are 14 servings. If you drink 2 shakes per day, the container will last you seven days. So, get 4 containers to last you for a month. you get a discount if you sign up for a repeating purchase. PS This is--hands down--the best shake I've ever tasted, and I make it with water. I prefer the chocolate. Hope this helps--Zebrina « Show Less
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Not sure how many ounces the smaller can is (im not at home right now), but I have used many of them and can tell you that the bigger can is definitely the way to go.
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Maybe four. But I only put a pinch in a little dish at a time a couple times a day as a treat. I leave out dry all day and feed a third of a can at night before bed time. I have also used them in chowder.
1633432
It's about two but I have found that the serving sizes were too small to fill me up so I use the entire package, since it has virtually no calories, that way I get full with less sauce. I have a friend that has made Pad Thai with them and it was wonderful
1970638
I had the same question :)I looked at Meyenberg's website & the back label indicates that the can of powdered makes 12 one cup servings (one gal of milk has 16 one cup servings). So, one can of powdered makes 96 oz and one 12 oz can of evaporated makes 24 oz of milk... so one can of powdered makes the same as 4 cans of evaporated.Hope that helps! :)
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There are 6 ounces in the can, more than I will ever use. I have barely consumed any even after two touchups using multiple layers. It works very well as decribed just use it outdoors or in a very well ventilated area.