How many grams of protein per serving? is it 29g? 30g? More? Thank you.
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Sorry Jim I just now noticed your message in my email. Well there is two serving sizes they give on the package. One sais 2 1/2 tbsp = 15 grams and the serving of 5 tbsp per day = 30 grams. Of course it's probably more likely that 30 grams is what you need.
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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.
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All of the product's nutritional content is viewable by clicking on the photos. 290mg per serving = 580mg in a cup
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Servings are about 1oz, and the container is 28 oz. I think most folks get less than 28 because the powder is so fine and it's easy to overload the scoop. I save powder and money by mixing a half scoop w soy milk, so I still get about 20 G protein and my powder lasts longer. Plus it's creamier.
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Be careful - the label says a 'heaping tablespoon' is 15 grams. A 15-gram heaping tablespoon is piling on as much powder as you can pile onto a tablespoon. If you scoop perfectly even tablespoons, scraping the excess off the top, you're only getting about 8 grams per tablespoon. I measured it with a very accurate scale. So, if you're trying to get 24 grams of protein per meal, you really need to scoop 4 EVEN scoops, not 2 semi-heaping scoops.
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This is a pretty valid question, considering the product claims to contain 500mg of spirulina per serving, which is a source of plant protein. According to Wikipedia, 100g of spirulina contains 57.47g protein. 500mg should then, based on that, contain just under 29g of protein. However, since spirulina does not have clear FDA approval, the company may be prohibited from listing it on the label (that's just a guess). I would speculate that it could also mean the product doesn't contain so much of it, but based on the smell/taste reviews, it sounds like it's in there. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirulina_(dietary_supplement) This is a pretty valid question, considering the product claims to contain 500mg of spirulina per serving, which is a source of plant protein. According to Wikipedia, 100g of spirulina contains 57.47g protein. 500mg should then, based on that, contain just under 29g of protein. However, since spirulina does not have clear FDA approval, the company may be prohibited from listing it on the label (that's just a guess). I would speculate that it could also mean the product doesn't contain so much of it, but based on the smell/taste reviews, it sounds like it's in there.... » Read More This is a pretty valid question, considering the product claims to contain 500mg of spirulina per serving, which is a source of plant protein. According to Wikipedia, 100g of spirulina contains 57.47g protein. 500mg should then, based on that, contain just under 29g of protein. However, since spirulina does not have clear FDA approval, the company may be prohibited from listing it on the label (that's just a guess). I would speculate that it could also mean the product doesn't contain so much of it, but based on the smell/taste reviews, it sounds like it's in there. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirulina_(dietary_supplement) « Show Less
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Could you be a little more specific with your question? Here's a little info, it has 20 something grams of protein, drink it as a meal replacement. It is delicious. Taste like a frappa from mcdonalds. It has helped me lose weight. Most of the time I drink it blended, I have drank hot and it taste like hot chocolate. Let me know what other questions you may have
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The label says 33g of protein per serving (1 scoop - the scoop is included) and that there are approximately 22 servings in a container.
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What is Whey protein? It contains 21 grams of protein! It tastes great! U can go on the website and see whatever ingredients are in Plant Fusion
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It doesn't say! All it says is serving size is 4 capsules daily=3000mg! I think I read somewhere in reviews that you mite accessThat information on there website! Most of the reviews were About general well being, that it helped in that regard, and of course weightlifting! Being able to get in that extra protein without actually eating that much
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Looks like 22 Protein 290 sodium from the quick research I did. I do however know I celebrated 15 pounds gained from 5/14-5/15... Stuff works
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The label on the back of package says 16 grams of protein per serving ( 1/4 cup)
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It says 6gms for 1/4 of a scoop... so in reality it is 24gr for a scoop of protein
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From their website: 18g of protein per scoop for vanilla powder. http://healthforce.com/warrior-force/warrior-food-extreme-vanilla-plus
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13 grams of protein per serving. I really love this energy drink. For some reason it's very compatible to my system.
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There are 30 servings per container ... at only 86 calories per serving ... That's great compared to other higher calorie whey protiens.
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Calories per serving = 120 (Calories from fat = 25)Protein per serving = 20g