how many grams of protein in a serving and how many calories?
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17g protein in 2 small scoops. 90 calories for same 2g carb 1g fat great texture.... non-gritty
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Hi Clara: You can find the complete nutritional label here: http://www.jarrow.com/product/566/Whey_Protein_Unflavored_OrganicProtein 17g Calories 90
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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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One scoop is 30g it contains 110 calories and 25g protein. Hope this helps.
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The nutritional information on the jug says approximately 52 servings, and the serving size listed is one scoop. One scoop has 24g of protein and the recommendation is 1-2 scoops, once or twice a day.
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If you only use 4 ounces of liquid and a quarter of the scoop, then it is only 6 grams of protein, that is the serving size, 25 calories, 6 protein. And for a full scoop it gives 100 calories, 23 grams of protein. If you use the full scoop, I recommend mixing milk, almond milk, soy milk, etc. based protein powders, like the vanilla torte, chocolate truffle, strawberry mousse, cappuccino, etc. ones in 10-12 ounces of liquid. For the non milk based one's I like to use 11-12 ounces of water and add a few ice cubes to make it super cold, seems to be the only way I can tolerate the non dairy flavor types is if they are super cold. I hope this helps! If you only use 4 ounces of liquid and a quarter of the scoop, then it is only 6 grams of protein, that is the serving size, 25 calories, 6 protein. And for a full scoop it gives 100 calories, 23 grams of protein. If you use the full scoop, I recommend mixing milk, almond milk, soy milk, etc. based protein powders, like the vanilla torte, chocolate truffle, strawberry mousse, cappuccino, etc. ones in 10-12 ounces of liquid. For the non milk based one's I like to use 11-12 ounces of water and add a few ice cubes to make it super cold, seems to be the only way I can tolerate the non dairy... » Read More If you only use 4 ounces of liquid and a quarter of the scoop, then it is only 6 grams of protein, that is the serving size, 25 calories, 6 protein. And for a full scoop it gives 100 calories, 23 grams of protein. If you use the full scoop, I recommend mixing milk, almond milk, soy milk, etc. based protein powders, like the vanilla torte, chocolate truffle, strawberry mousse, cappuccino, etc. ones in 10-12 ounces of liquid. For the non milk based one's I like to use 11-12 ounces of water and add a few ice cubes to make it super cold, seems to be the only way I can tolerate the non dairy flavor types is if they are super cold. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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Serving size is 28g32 servings per containerEach 28g serving is 100 calories, 18g protein when mixed with 8oz of water.
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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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A serving is 1.75 ounces and each serving has 180 calories and 17 grams of carbohydrates.
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Magio, A serving size is 1/2 teaspoon(1.6g), Total fat =0g, total carbohydrates = 0g, Protein = 1g per one serving. Total Calories per serving is 5. I like know and haven't had any issues. Carol
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Hi Michelle, for each 2 tbs serving protein is 5 grams, fat is 11 gr and calories are 150.
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it's on Newman's web site ...http://www.newmansownorganics.com/funfacts1.html5 grams of protein, etc.
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Servings per container is 5oz, 1 serving is 1oz. Amount of Calories per serving is 150, total calories is 750. Calories from fat is 80 and total calories from fat is 400. Hope you find this useful.
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Calories per serving = 120 (Calories from fat = 25)Protein per serving = 20g
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Here they are directly from the packaging....Serving size 2 TBSP (38 grams)Servings per container about 7Amount per serving:Calories 100Total fat 0 gSodium 10 mgTotal carbs 25 gSugars 18 gProtein 0 g
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You get 24 gms of protein in a full scoop... the label says a serving is 1/4 scoop @ 6 gms...
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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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Hello Claudia,According to the nutrition facts 200 cals, that would be 2 scoops, from which you can get 3 pancakes. Note that this is a considerable amount of carbs, 30 grams per serving vs 12 grams of protein.