Description is confusing, 2.25 lb is not equal to 820g, so how much product is there for that price? How big is one serving and how many serving are there?
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I've peeled off the main label with the exact measurements (weight/grams, etc), but the back supplemental facts are still on there. It reads, 1 scoop is 22.5 g and there are 50 scoops per container
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2.48lbs=1.13kg. Serving size is 1 scoop (22.5g) up to 2 scoops in a single use and no more than 3 scoops in a day, There are 50 scoops on one jar of this size No-explode. I use 2 scoops but im 6'3" and 245lbs.
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the box I bought is 30 oz(1LB 14oz)850g what they are selling it for is way to much. I can"t remember the exact amount I paid on amazon it was $ 1.99 - $2.00
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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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the purchase was 2lbs. I honestly do not remember the exact price, but it was very close or the same to the $22.16
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If Jan is correct and there are 113 TBSP, then it should be about 20-21 "servings." It's unfortunate that the price is so high. Sam's Club USED to sell this for 1/3 the amount that Amazon sells this :( I've had to resort to buying this elsewhere as Amazon's price is just way too high for this product. If you can find the packets on sale or use generic, this product might not save you any money. I have to watch gluten in taco seasonings, so I'm a bit more limited in what we use. I've heard Costco might carry this product if you happen to have a Costco membership. :)
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The can is 1 lb. 12 oz. It says that it contains 32 servings of 25g per serving. To make 8 oz. of milk I used 3 scoops. It definitely makes creamy milk with 3 scoops. So the cans are big. I just don't know how many serving I personally got from the can.
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the container states serving size is 2 teaspoons and there are 200 Servings per container on the 25.6 oz
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My 1lb container says "Serving size 2 scoops (40 grams). Servings per container approx 11"
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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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The label says 1 gram per serving. You can go to youngevity.net and view the label
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As Mark T said, there are 90 "heaping tablespoon" (15 gram) servings per 3 lb. container. Please note that you can zoom in on the product's label to find most, if not all, information you are looking for with regard to this product (ingredients, "nutrition facts," processing information, etc.). Hope this helps!
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depends on bag size and dose. If you use 3-4g per serving in a 100g bag between 25-30 servings, bigger bag will have more servings.
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Serving Size: 25 gramsFat: 2.06gSodium: 0.0mgGot these numbers from the product label.
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At least 40-50....I have at least one serving each day...sometimes more and the 5lb lasted almost 2 months.
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According to the label, a 5lb container has 81+ servings. One scoop (28 grams) is a serving.
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If I recall, it is 1 scoop equals about one ounce, and the one pound container lasted me half a month (I was buying 2 cans a month before, but now the large tub lasts me a whole month). The label on my 2.2lb tub says: One Serving is One Scoop (listed as 31 g.); and there are 32 servings in the container. I find the tub is generally cheaper per serving than the smaller canister. Note: this info is based on me using one scoop per day most of the time, and supplementing protein from other sources such as Greek yogurts, etc..
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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