How much is a scoop? Not sure how to measure out the amounts for a serving
1100694
The scoop is in there probably buried, but it's 2 scoops per 8 oz then i put a little ice in it as well with a banana,spinach,or what ever I fell like
1100695
There should be a scoop buried in the powder in the container. I ran out of the powder so I can't measure how much is in a scoop. I use 1/2 of what they say.
658305
Remember one(blind) scoop is never quite right. I use a digital scale to make sure I get a 33g serving - which is 23g of protein per scoop. When I just relied on the scoop itself i'd usually get 27g approx.
1353420
i would say almost 3 tablespoons is equal to the serving of 2 scoops. (about 1.5 tablespoons per scoop).since 1 tablespoon is 14.3 g, and oackaging says serving size is 39g (2 scoops)
677695
Hello Cara, This product does not include a scoop however the serving size on the label is three tablespoons.
1532965
Correction, it's actually a 1/2 tbsp scoop I use. I generally put in 2-3 of those so, 1-2 tbsp is perfect
939774
456 grams is on the package and 7.6 grams is in 1 scoop per serving size so if you divide 456 into 7.6 = 60. To check your answer multiply 60 into 7.6 which will add up the amount of grams in the whole package.
744252
Apparently they changed the scoop size, therefore serving size has gone from 40 grams to 30 grams. I bought a new one, but am still using up the old one and am comparing labels. Every amount on the new label is proportionately smaller than on the old...25% less.
764404
Measure half a cup and take out one tablespoon and that will give ya the 7/16. Like you I am really bad at this measuring thing so I look stuff on the net and I print it out or write it out and put into a folder for further use :)
1857532
I found my scoop at the bottom of the container, but each scoop is about the equivalent of 3 1/2 Tbsps
863862
I've done an approximate measurement, and if you go a little bit higher than the "1 cup" mark, it comes out to about 20g (not packed down, but loose). It's misleading because the manual says "10-12g is normally good for one serving", implying that the "1 cup" mark equals 10g, but they don't define how much "one serving" is.
2228514
The manufacturer recommends one scoop (comes inside the container) per serving and the label says that there are 12 servings per container. I counted it once and got more than 12 servings per 12 oz. container. They must give you more than exactly 12 scoops or 12 oz. per container.
744251
My 1lb container says "Serving size 2 scoops (40 grams). Servings per container approx 11"
1558007
Comes with a little measuring scoop ... mine was buried kind of deep and it's clear which made it kind of interesting to find ;) I measured ... it's 1 1/2 TBL per scoop so if you can't find it, just measure.
113436
No, there was not a scoop provided. Besides, I don't think you need a scoop since the serving size is 3/4 teaspoon.
1327270
The scoop is 26.2 grams. 1 tablespoon of powder is about 7 g, so it would be just under 4 tablespoons. That's if you're mixing it with milk, if you're mixing up the water it's two scoops so you would double that.
1889408
I don't use the scoop for measurement. I use an American Weigh Scales digital scale, scooping the powder from the bag with a long spoon into a dosing cup until I get the amount I need in weight.
2182873
Supplement Facts Serving Size: 1 Scoop (Approximately 4 Grams) Servings Per Container: Approximately 45. It says one scoop so sounds like a powder to me.