Does it have 26 grs of protein per 28 grs serving as stated in Amazon?, or is the label indicating 24 grs of protein per 30 grs serving as a reviewer
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There are two different Muscle Feast unflavored whey isolates. I've had both the 26g and 24g. I pick up the former if it's in stock and the latter if not. They both taste the same and haven't affected my lactose intolerance.
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Its as per the label . getting 26 out of 28 is close to impossible . As you can see , it has BCAA and stuff too .
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my container says soy free grass fed cows, reading down under the 20 grams of protein. I did not buy it from Amazon
658304
According to the label, it is per serving. (1 scoop). Scoop is included. I personally always use 2 scoops, in a mixer bottle, and am very happy with the rich creamy taste. Best tasting protein I have found so far, expecially the strawberry.
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There's a label on the bag....blurry and hard to read. Here's the best I can read: serv=1 oz, 120 cal, 2.5g fat, 1.5 sat fat and 0 trans fat. Sodium 20mg, total carb 18g, fiber 7g, sugars 0g, protein is 5g (I think--very blurry)
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The container says about 22. I find I only need 2 scoops instead of the recommended 3 per serving so it lasted me a bit longer. I will see if I can post a picture of the label for you. :)
596997
The box displays that it contains 38 servings with a serving defined as 3 Tbsp. (30 grams)
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The label lists 1 serving as one scoop and they include the scoop in the jar. However, they also list one serving as 21 grams and a full scoop is actually considerably more. I now weigh out my servings. Per the label, one 21 gram serving has 17 grams of protein. If you do not weigh your servings you will only get 20-21 servings per container instead of the the ~30 listed on the label. My understanding is that the scoops were changed sometime ago to a slightly larger size.
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4 grams of protein per serving. A serving is 2 tablespoons. Note: We are using the PB with chocolate because it tastes better to us than the plain PB.
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There are closeups of the nutrition label on this page, but if you can't see them, it says 690mg per serving (one package)
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The back of the package states it is 28 grams per serving. 64 servings per container. Don't know if you need this but it has 20mg sodium, 26gr.carbs, 26 gr. fiber per serving. Hope this is what you needed.
1364553
There are 30 servings per container ... at only 86 calories per serving ... That's great compared to other higher calorie whey protiens.
66069
It really depends on individual need. I would say on average I take at least 5g servings if not a bit more. 10g if I'm going to be in the gym more than hour. That being said, 250g will be about 30-35 servings for me. Hope this helps.
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There are 60 servings in a 6 lb bag. A serving size is 28 grams and there are 23 grams of protein in each serving. This is just protein and there is nothing added to this.
434666
It says 6gms for 1/4 of a scoop... so in reality it is 24gr for a scoop of protein
2067533
I just checked my label for you. It does not. Also, it goes on sale every few months at Walgreens for $19.99. I've gotten it there during 2 different sales. It's delicious. Maybe you can google the ingredients. 16g protein. 90 calories. Gluten free. Made in Denver
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This is a pretty valid question, considering the product claims to contain 500mg of spirulina per serving, which is a source of plant protein. According to Wikipedia, 100g of spirulina contains 57.47g protein. 500mg should then, based on that, contain just under 29g of protein. However, since spirulina does not have clear FDA approval, the company may be prohibited from listing it on the label (that's just a guess). I would speculate that it could also mean the product doesn't contain so much of it, but based on the smell/taste reviews, it sounds like it's in there. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirulina_(dietary_supplement) This is a pretty valid question, considering the product claims to contain 500mg of spirulina per serving, which is a source of plant protein. According to Wikipedia, 100g of spirulina contains 57.47g protein. 500mg should then, based on that, contain just under 29g of protein. However, since spirulina does not have clear FDA approval, the company may be prohibited from listing it on the label (that's just a guess). I would speculate that it could also mean the product doesn't contain so much of it, but based on the smell/taste reviews, it sounds like it's in there.... » Read More This is a pretty valid question, considering the product claims to contain 500mg of spirulina per serving, which is a source of plant protein. According to Wikipedia, 100g of spirulina contains 57.47g protein. 500mg should then, based on that, contain just under 29g of protein. However, since spirulina does not have clear FDA approval, the company may be prohibited from listing it on the label (that's just a guess). I would speculate that it could also mean the product doesn't contain so much of it, but based on the smell/taste reviews, it sounds like it's in there. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirulina_(dietary_supplement) « Show Less
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Protein is no less than 36%. Unsure about calories. If you visit their website, merrickpetcare.com, and follow the pages to this product you will find some information. I am certain that if you request this information from their site that they will respond. This food is not Wal-Mart-cheap, but I have had our cats on it for over a year and they are doing great, coat-, health-, and weight-wise. You will not be disappointed.