The nutritional information is confusing. What is the serving size in terms of grams of dried powder, i.e. how many grams of powdered milk do we use?
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it tells you tp ut in a certain amout of powder to make the equivalent of a cup or so...mine didn't seem to work that that, however I just wanted it to taste like milk...I use this b/c I am allergic to anything with milk in it...I use it to make shakes with organic fruit and organic sugar...for me it isn't an exact science...I don't need it to be...just make it til it tastes right, then there you go...these products are tested on human beings like me...does it really have to be rocket science??? I LOVE IT!!!
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Hi, The suggested serving size is a 1/4 cup or 28 grams. Of course, you may prefer to use more or less per your taste. All the best
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Hi,The suggested serving size is a 1/4 cup or 28 grams. Of course, you may prefer to use more or less per your taste.All the best
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Honestly, a serving is dependent on what you are trying to get out of it. The size on the bag (I think) is 1/3 c with 28 g of protein. That's a normal, standardized soy protein serving size
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nanoStamford - there are 17 grams of protein in one serving of the powder. A serving is considered a full 21 gram scoop ....which is provided in the container and even labeled as such on the nutrition label.
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If you are using the recommended serving size and using water, there are 190 calories, 9g fat (8g being saturated), 26g carbs, and 20g sugar. If you are using skim milk, obviously add the nutritional values of however much skim milk you are using. Hopefully this helps :)
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The serving size on the nutrition panel is only 4g with 3g of protein. If you're like me and you're looking for a serving of around 30g of protein, this isn't detailed enough. (Due to rounding on the nutrition panel, 3g of 4g can be anywhere from around 60% of the product to nearly 90%.) Luckily, the manufacturer was very responsive to a request for a detailed 100g nutrition panel, and they included unrounded single serving numbers. So the breakdowns are: Serving size 2tsp (4g), 15.28 kcal cal, 3.24g Protein, .31g Carb, .31g dietary fiber, .23g water, .1mg Vitamin B2, .03mg Vitamin B3, 2.48 mg Calcium, .01mg Iron, 45mg Potassium, 51.2mg Sodium. 100g Portion, 382kcal Cal, 81.1g Protein, 7.8g Carb, 7.8g Dietary Fiber, 5.8g water, .01mg Vitamin B1, 2.53mg Vitamin B2, .87mg Vitamin B3, 62mg Calcium, .15mg Iron, 1125mg Potassium, 1280mg Sodium
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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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You use 2 scoops of powder = 160 cal chai or 170 cal chocolate. Then add 8-10 oz liquid. I use almond milk or unsweetened coconut milk. Thats what JJ recomends.You can use water but it wouldn't taste as good. Don't use cows milk, it would defeat the purpose of a vegan shake.
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I had the same question :) I looked at Meyenberg's website & the back label indicates that the can of powdered makes 12 one cup servings (one gal of milk has 16 one cup servings). So, one can of powdered makes 96 oz and one 12 oz can of evaporated makes 24 oz of milk... so one can of powdered makes the same as 4 cans of evaporated. Hope that helps! :)
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The weight of the container is 2.2 lb. A serving size is 36 gm and the label says there are 28 servings. I think it tastes gross and could never have 36 gm of it all at once, so maybe you can stretch it a bit farther....
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Hi Jonnie, Here are the nutrition facts off of the package: Serving size 2 tbsp. Total fat 1.5 g 2%, Sat. Fat 0g 0%, Trans Fat <0.01g, Cholesterol <0.01 mg 0%, Sodium 94mg 4%, Total Carb. 5g 2%, Fiber 2g 8%, Sugars 1g, Protein 5g, Vitamin A <1%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium <1%, Iron 0%. Hope this helps. Again I absolutely love it. I like the chocolate too. I use these in a smoothie and in pancakes too.
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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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2g per serving.. (2 scoops) This is not added, but comes in Milk naturally.
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I depends how you use it. There are supposed to be different ratios for different uses. In general, if you just mix it for use as a cow milk substitute, you get approximately 1 3/4 gallon. That is one rounded tablespoon per 8 oz of water. For cooking it is 2/3 cup powder mixed with 1/4 cup hot water. For desserts, it is a 1:1 ratio of powder to water. You will get much less using the cooking or dessert ratio. I like to make it richer with more powder, and then add liquid vanilla creme stevia sweet drops from sweet leaf. These can be found at www.sweetleaf.com/products/sweet-drops-products or Amazon or your local health food store. Pick any flavor you like.
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Hi Mark D. - From the nutrition label on my jar it says: a serving size is 32grams (2 tablespoons) and contains 7g total carbs (2% DV). 3g fiber and 1g sugar. Hope this is helpful to you. Regards, Liza
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The label may be hard to read but on my screen it says LESS than 1 (ONE) gram per serving. The PROTEIN is 6 grams which is actually a great side benefit. Also, the serving size is quite large. I doubt you'll use an entire serving size if you are using it as a supplement on a day to day basis (at least at one time; maybe throughout the day though).
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2g per serving. http://us.naturespath.com/product/whole-ostm-cereal as always - remember, google is your friend. I found this in 5 seconds with 2 links.
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According to my calculations, after first converting 498mg of Potassium per cup in liquid goat's milk to its dry powder equivalent, i come up with 228.58 mg of potassium per cup in the dried milk powder. Since 1 serving in Meyenberg's Goat Milk powder = 1/4 cup, that 1/4c will provide 57mg of potassium per serving.Another way of looking at it is that goat's milk liquid has 134% more potassium than cow's milk.