how many scoops in a can
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Hi Linda, There are 15 servings in each can of the Life's Basics Plant Protein Mix Powder.
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Each scoop is 12gm. There are 60 servings per container that holds 720gm (25.4oz).
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Three tablespoons. The directions on my latest bag say to use 2-3 tablespoons although there was no scoop. I still had the old one.
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6 cans with 8 ounces per can. Thus, a total of 48 ounces of cocoa goodness.
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I don't know the exact amount. While it was a smaller than average can, it was plenty for the job. I still have most of the can leftover....enough to redo it, if necessary.
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There is a scoop furnished that is approximately 1/2 tsp. (5gm) to be specific. There are approximately 90 servings per container. The label says the "proprietary blend" of 4.93gm of Sodium Bicarbonate, Potassium Bicarbonate, magnesium Chloride and Calcium Chloride. The suggested Use is to mix 1 scoop with 4-6 oz. of purified water, 1 to three times daily.
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From the way I read the ad, it's for one 9 oz. can. It tastes good and it comes in a sturdy can. I liked it. Thanks!
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The blue scoop is the equivalent of 1 Teaspoon. I measured this out to make sure.
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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.
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About one scoop. But I wouldn't suggest getting it. You'll get a really soupy one scoop.
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per serving there are 6 but that is if it is mixed with 4-6 ounces of water or milk. but for a full scoop it is 23 grams of proteing and you would mix that with 10-12 ounces of liquid. hope this helps!
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The can is 8 ounces. It isn't really as shiny as the cap would have you think it is.
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Total was 26 oz. My system required 36 so I got a can at bimart. as I learned if your system has a leak this is just a temporary fix
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If you measure using the scoop (48 grams), you can get 22 servings from one container.
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Its actually 9 grams per scoop for 2 oz of water, and there are 658 grams in the container. So about 146 oz of formula 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 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.