Some listed here are 11 ounce; others are 14 ounce. Which is the recommended serving size for a meal?
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14 ounces = 160 calories, 3 grams fat, 30 grams protein. You get the best deal using the subscription service.
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I drink the 11 oz. Premier shakes, I think what matters is the amount of protein, the ones I drink have 30 grams, which is a lot. I really do enjoy theseshakes, good flavor, keep you full, and energetic w/protein that is long lasting.
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Well, the bottle can hold a volume of up to 20 oz. of liquid. But, it can be most comfortably used for 12-16 oz. of liquid (without having to fill it to the brim.) I personally use for 8-10 oz. meal replacements.
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They probably hold a "suggested serving size" for adults. But honestly.. it holds about half of what I would consider a decent adult serving.
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I have the 14 oz. and have for years. I consider them the perfect size, not to big and not to small. When I find these glasses in restaurants they have always been the 14 oz. size.
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Depends on how much you want to eat. 454 grams equals a tad over 1 pound (about 16.1 ounces) to be exact. It's very rich, so 4 ounce servings are not out of the question to satisfy most people. However, if a real steamed pudding fan, then 'maybe' two servings.
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The bottle states "Serving size: 1 Tablespoon (1/2 oz/15ml) ( to be taken twice a day with food) Servings per container: 32" The 16 oz bottle is a 16 day supply.
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The container size is the limit, but you only need a small amount of water. You can pile in as many veggies that fit. I use 6 ounces which is a single serving size for 3 minutes.
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The container is 35.2 ounces. Recommended serving is 2 rounded tablespoons.
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They are not saying they eat 26 pounds a week. They are being facetious. The point is that one serving is only 14 grams. In the one serving there are 3 times the amount that is considered toxic. 14 grams is 0.03 pounds * (much less then the 26 pounds used sarcastically in the original question) or close to half an ounce. Don't feel bad, we all misread information from time to time. I just wanted to set the record straight and clarify the amounts. *conversions based on internet calculator
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Suggested serving size is 1/2 teaspoon resulting in 226 servings per container. I use 1 tablespoon.
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Serving size is 2 Tbs and there are about 62 servings per container. There are 110 cals per serving
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The label says a serving is 1 scoop (approx. 30 g). There are 15 servings. One scoop is too much for me. So, if you use one half a scoop like I do, then there are 30 servings.
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Good morning, The serving size is 15 grams [1 heaping tablespoon] daily. Servings per container 90. Hope this helps. Good day
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There is a 2 Tbsp (12.74 g) scoop included in the container. Normal serving is 2 Tbsp mixed with 6 to 8 fl oz of beverage once a day. A 13.48 oz container holds 30 servings.
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They have both sizes. For me, the 11 oz was just right for one cup of coffee.
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Are there three or two sizes? I got the middle size- great for two servings! Small probably is good for one, then.
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According to 8oz the package, 2 tbsp is the serving size, with a total of about 15 servings per package. Hope that !helps