How much is a serving?
792780
Depends on your individual needs. I almost ate the whole pizza it was so good. But, if you're watching carbs or calories or both, probably 1/4 of the pizza. I made it on my pizza stone and it nearly covered it so it was about 14" and wasn't thin but had a nice hand-tossed size to it. Even my two-year old ate it, it's that good.
1291043
I don't remember the exact number, but it is a huge number. Maybe close to a thousand. One tsp serving.
324257
Serving size is 2 teaspoons, at 7.8 oz. that makes about 20 servings. Depending on how steady your hand is, and how much you spill ,haha.
173044
About 34, 1/2 teaspoon servings. Should last you a little more than a month.
1222796
There is a scoop provided in the container. Two of those scoops equals a serving.
117021
Hi there, my canister says 133 servings of one teaspoon. I love this stuff!
2198789
That's hard to say but I'm guessing around 10. There are 54 servings (3tb ea). They are fairly economical, especially since they don't go bad.
1142806
Depends - I only use about 1tablespoon. The container says 30 servings but I get more like 40-50.
434665
Serving size is 1/4 scoop and that is 6g...a full scoop which I use is 24g and a full scoop is what most use.
1034711
Each bag is 140oz. Average dispense for a serving is 2oz. (70 servings per bag) However, each person may have a different idea on the amount per serving they find correct.
660022
For better flavor tasting I use about 1-2 teaspoons. If you drink it frequently it'll last about a month. Definitely not 30 servings lol more like 10 for me
1650321
There is 15 servings. 2 scoops per serving. 1 scoop is a good serving for me.
1358097
There are two tablespoons per serving and 30 servings per container. One tablespoon is three teaspoons giving you a total of 180 teaspoons per container.
1034713
Roughly 70 2 ounce servings. Less if you do not use pre-measured portion cups
932954
It's 500mg per each individual capsule, for a total of 1000mg per "serving". A "serving" is TWO capsules.
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.
1425596
Yep, only 10 servings per container. Overpriced in my opinion. Almost $3 per serving.