Approximately how many ounces of ice cream do you get per scoop?
2044083
about 6...depends upon how deep or shallow you make your scoops and whether or not you choose to serve more or less. It lets you form the size of ball or scoop you want to take
2044084
Agreed. About 6 ounces but it really depends on how deeply you want to dig into the ice cream. You can really scoop up a nice ball of ice cream or take just a little.
479125
There are 30 servings per container & 2 scoops are a serving. I will comment that I've only needed 1 scoop to do the job
1520716
Each section can hold up to 4.5oz of formula. It is hard to say exactly, due to the fact that each formula manufacturer has their unique measuring scoop.
1608597
About 32-34.. I have one scoop a day an this container lasts me at least a full month :)
1027047
Mine just arrived, and I put in 8 normal size ice cubes. After a few minutes of cranking, I had about 24 oz. of snow. It's actually finer crushed than my commercial sno cone machine. Just be sure to refrigerate your syrup, because room temperature syrup will melt the snow very fast.
1228937
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.
727560
There are 32 servings per container: at 1 scoopx2 a week, you should get 16 weeks out of it. At 2 scoops x2 a week, you should get 8 weeks out of a container. Hope that helps (and my math is right) �
163352
1 scoop per serving (5 gm) the scoop comes inside. Suggested use is 1 scoop mixed with 4-6 oz of water, 1-3 times a day. 91 servings per container. This is a wonderful product. Me and my family have been using it for over a year now.
662244
Yes, with great success. I just made the key lime ice cream recipe in Bruce Weinstein's "The Ultimate Ice Cream Book." It yielded about 1.5 quarts -- maybe a little less -- and the machine worked great.
1147322
I am not sure in ounces the volume, I apologize. But they are big enough for about 1 1/2 ice cream scoops. Hope that helps!
479124
30 servings. 2 scoops equals a serving. 1 scoop is often enough for me (about as much caffeine as a cup of coffee), so I get more than 30 servings out of it.
1864377
The rule of thumb is 2 oz per 6 oz snow cone. Using that theory, you could get 16 servings out of each quart. I hope this helps.
646109
I used a ten pound bag of ice. Used 2/3 of bag and then added the rest when that melted. The ice cream was good but it makes a lot.
641890
Product label says 28. Using the measuring scoop provided you will get 28 single servings per container. P Galie
2159398
Unfortunately, I have not done the math on the number of servings per container. However, in each container there is a small plastic scoop. One level scoop per serving is therefore apparently recommended. I suggest that to receive a definite response to your question that you contact the manufacturer of the product directly. While I did not provide you with a specific answer to your question, I hope that in some way my response was helpful.
1919680
It depends on how much you take daily. I use one scoop and it lasts me about a month
1919681
If you use one level scoop (about a tablespoon) in a glassful of water, you'll get 30 servings. You can use less than that if it's appropriate for you. My health care practitioner recommended half a scoop for me, and as I got healthier, one quarter of a scoop.