dumb question, but level scoops or rounded scoops? with the scoop so little, a rounded scoop could be 1.5 servings so i just wanted to ask. Thanks!
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I do flat scoops and it is way more than enough! Answer coming from someone who has taken ore workouts for 4-5 years now. Pure pump is the best brand I've ever tried
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I didn't get a scoop either, it just arrived. Can someone who has a scoop measure and tell us scoop-less folks how big it is? How many ounces? Teaspoon size or Tablespoon size? any info would be helpful!
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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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I have used both to make cookies, it is just a matter of cooky size. Personally I like smaller-sized cookies. The smaller scoop gives yo a 2" diameter cooky.
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If you click on the small pix at the left side of the large image, one of the choices is the nutrition label - don't know why it isn't showing. Anyway, the answer is 25 servings based on 2 scoops per serving.
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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. :)
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One scoop is 1 tsp or 5 mls. The recommended intake is 1/4 teaspoon to one tsp 2-3 times a day with meals as tolerated/ needed. So if you figure anywhere from 1.25 ml- 5 mls twice a day that would be 2.5 mls- 10mls a day. The tub contains 8 ounces/ 240 mls. The container could last anywhere from 24-95 days approx depending on usage. I hope this helps.
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looking on the package, it says use a rounded teaspoon for a serving. It also states there are 32 servings per container, at .25 oz per serving, would be about 1.5 teaspoons, so with this product I would say 32 teaspoons is correct. But there are other dry measures that do not come out exactly like this, so always measure...
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about 6...depends upon how deep or shallow you make your scoops and whether or not you choose to serve more or less. It lets you form the size of ball or scoop you want to take
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I don't know how many times a day you use this product, but if you look at the total amount in the jar and divide how much is in each scoop in to that amount, you will know how many servings are in each jar. Hope this helps :))
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I just use a 1 cup that I can level off. Different recipes call for different amounts. I have a set of different sizes. You must measure carefully. Enjoy!
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One serving is two heaping scoops, and there are about 8 servings. I do around 1.5 servings/day (1/2 at mid-morning, 1 post-workout), and get through a 6-pound tub in 6-8 days.
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Sorry ~ I also can't answer this question, but the manufacture representative monitors this product on Amazon and likely will be sending you the straight scoop.I had a follow-up correspondence from them on a review I did and was very much impressed.
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Look on the very bottom of the container, most times it's there [scoop]. I poke around for it with a wooden spoon and it's always been there on the bottom. If not then use 5 [baking] tablespoons per scoop. Hint ~ I save a scoop just in case the next container doesn't have one, but I've never had to use it. Hope this was helpful.
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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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About one scoop. But I wouldn't suggest getting it. You'll get a really soupy one scoop.
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Wow! I am not sure every one here is measuring it correctly. It cleary says "level tablespoon" I use 6 per serving (I am 5'6") and 1 can last me 2 weeks at 3 meals a day, longer when I have 2 a day.