So you get one set of containers, but you get multiple servings per day of some sizes. How does that work for planning, washing, etc?
1968400
Correct. I use the containers to measure out and then out them in something else. I typically plan out several days at a time and for sake of ease repeat snacks/meals so I can measure several of the same out and then wash or rinse depending on what it was. I found gerber has bowls that are the same size as the fruit and veggie sizes. Also people have found zip top baggies that are colored and use those to transport.
1968401
You just measure it out ahead of time and put the portions in plastic bags or other containers. It's very easy
1968402
Definitely requires one day prior planning . But I just use those containers to measure the food and then pack it into another container. I lost 6 lbs !
1968403
I get 3 green containers a day so if I make a salad for lunch I use 2 green for lettuce & mushrooms & 1red for chicken I do not use dressing. I put them into a big container and take that to work. The only container I take to work is the yellow for the oats .
1116521
On the 3lbs container it says 90 servings. Of course if you double the daily serving like I do, it will only be 45 per container.
1431684
This has 5 containers. Two of them fit inside the thermal sleeve that you see on the far left of the picture. The containers are smallish, but they hold plenty of food for a day with a little planning. All of the plastic is BPA free. The smallest container is the small round soup bowl; that holds 6 or 8 ounces. The other thermal bowl (the other round one) holds something like a cup to a cup and a half, and the small oblong containers are two sizes. Two are in the smaller size and one is in the larger. They're fairly proportional to the thermal containers. Edited to add: The Mr. Bento contains four containers to this one's five, but they ARE all larger. My guess is that it's probably close to the same total quantity of food in the Mr. Bento, if not a bit more, but it organizes differently.
302501
One serving is two heaping scoops, and there are about 8 servings. I do around 1.5 servings/day (1/2 at mid-morning, 1 post-workout), and get through a 6-pound tub in 6-8 days.
1304330
I suppose you could dump a section worth into your hand...but I think the purpose of these it to have the individual days containers. I find it really easy to set out the days pills and empty each compartment as needed... I would buy a whole, intact weekly dispenser if you don't want the convenience of using a day at a time.... I hope that answered your question. I have never tried to use it as anything other than a day at a time [and then opening up the AM compartment for morning, etc.... ]
1166127
Each Container has 30 servings at 2 scoops per serving. Depending on how much weight you want to lose, one container will last approx 10 days if you use 2 meal replacements and a shake in the evening.
2102215
there are 28 servings per the container's label, which usually lasts me a couple weeks, but I supplement a little more than once a day if I am doing heavy weightlifting.
934141
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
391444
I suppose that depends on how many bottles you are planning on buying and how frequently you run your dishwasher. We cycle through 6-8 bottles, generally washing and sterilizing 3-5 at a time (plus, we wash and sterilize pump bottles). That results in this thing going through the microwave 2, 3, or 4 times a day. I can't begin to imagine running my dishwasher that frequently.
1304338
Hi!You can take out each day from the organizer and open each compartment (morning, noon, evening) within the day separately. It is a great organizer!
1239329
I think, if you take 3 meals a day, with 5tbsp Almased, you have meals for 4 days.
1759459
Yep, 10 servings is right per directions, but you can vary per your own goals & needs
2159399
It has a scoop that if measured to full, this container has 30 scoops or a one-month supply. I would say that if you are new to taking this product, start out slowly, with 1/4 scoop for a couple of days, then 1/2, then 3/4, then a full scoop. It has a tremendous de-toxifying and cleansing effect, and if you take too much at first, you may be in the bathroom off and on all day. Hope this helps.
1521703
If u use 1 scoop=32 servings. 2 scoops=16.Suggests u use 1-2 servings per day
186730
There are 30 servings in the container, so it all depends on how many servings a day you have.
516945
I used to pack our 2 year old daughter's breakfast, lunch and fresh fruit -- 1 in each container -- so she'd have a full school day of meals in it before a nutritionist was hired to prepare snacks and lunches at the daycare. Now I only use one container per day and can fit a pancake and sausage link, waffle & link, scrambled egg and bacon strip, 3 mini muffins, 3 piglets (cocktail weenie sized pig-in-a-blanket) or 1/2 cup of cereal and there's still plenty of room for more so I think this should definitely work for you. Plus, evidently not many people have these so everyone will know it belongs to your kid. I used to pack our 2 year old daughter's breakfast, lunch and fresh fruit -- 1 in each container -- so she'd have a full school day of meals in it before a nutritionist was hired to prepare snacks and lunches at the daycare. Now I only use one container per day and can fit a pancake and sausage link, waffle & link, scrambled egg and bacon strip, 3 mini muffins, 3 piglets (cocktail weenie sized pig-in-a-blanket) or 1/2 cup of cereal and there's still plenty of room for more so I think this should definitely work for you. Plus, evidently not many people have these so everyone will know it... » Read More I used to pack our 2 year old daughter's breakfast, lunch and fresh fruit -- 1 in each container -- so she'd have a full school day of meals in it before a nutritionist was hired to prepare snacks and lunches at the daycare. Now I only use one container per day and can fit a pancake and sausage link, waffle & link, scrambled egg and bacon strip, 3 mini muffins, 3 piglets (cocktail weenie sized pig-in-a-blanket) or 1/2 cup of cereal and there's still plenty of room for more so I think this should definitely work for you. Plus, evidently not many people have these so everyone will know it belongs to your kid. « Show Less
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It would vary depending on the portion size you're using, and how many meals in a day. How many meals a day would you use (up to 3) and how many cups/partial cups at each meal?