The label online says the serving size is 3 tbsp....the product i received says the serving size is 1 tbsp...which one is correct??
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Any powdered peanut butter I've used has always been 2 tbsp is about 45-50 calories. So I would just go by that. I've had about 4 different brands.
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Hi Stefanie, What I read on the back is "3 tsp.", which is 3 teaspoons, meaning 1 tablespoon. One teaspoon is 5mg; the "15g" metric measurement agrees with the teaspoon measurement. But I use those serving sizes as a suggestion anyway. ;)
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This is going to be similar to the other respondents. I have found from personal preference that a 3:2 ratio was best for what I was wanting in flavor especially when I added a 1/4t of sea salt. The 1:1 ratio works but for flavor was weak. For the price of this product vs others, one can fiddle with the serving size to find what is appropriate.
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3 tbls is more reasonable however the 1:1 ratio for mixing doesn't produce a good spreading consistency.
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As Nutmeg said it's 3 tsp not tbsp; and 3 tsp = one tablespoon,The nutrition label uses half as much as comparable products.Also the nutrition label is overly precise, thus mildly confusing. Just round to the nearest gram and you'll be fine.you can check out a competing brand label here :Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)They have added sugar (and don't have the extra digits on their label} otherwise everything's the same. As Nutmeg said it's 3 tsp not tbsp; and 3 tsp = one tablespoon,The nutrition label uses half as much as comparable products.Also the nutrition label is overly precise, thus mildly confusing. Just round to the nearest gram and you'll be fine.you can check out a competing brand label here :Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)They have added sugar (and don't have the extra digits on their label} otherwise... » Read More As Nutmeg said it's 3 tsp not tbsp; and 3 tsp = one tablespoon,The nutrition label uses half as much as comparable products.Also the nutrition label is overly precise, thus mildly confusing. Just round to the nearest gram and you'll be fine.you can check out a competing brand label here :Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)Protein Plus, Roasted All Natural Peanut Flour, 32 oz (907 g)They have added sugar (and don't have the extra digits on their label} otherwise everything's the same. « Show Less
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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.
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Im sorry, I dont have an answer for you, I simply use the little spoon it came with or I eyeball it to a little under half a teaspoon. Also, it seems the amount in the little spoon is around the same for a medium size gelcap. One scoop is a serving :)
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I am truly sorry I did not measure but you can estimate the serving size which is a teaspoon, and 100g is 20 tsp. so I'd estimate 20 servings!
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The container suggests serving size to be 1/2 teaspoon with servings per container - 226. Some days I will use a whole tsp if I need extra concentration and energy, but usually 1/2 tsp is sufficient.
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Normally I'd you are just starting out giving this to your baby you start with 1 tbsp and then increase the amount as he/she gets use to taking it from a spoon. One can start with 1 serving/ day and then increase. Also ask your pediatric doctor.
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I haven't used it yet as I have a few samples left. More than likely it's 20 or so servings. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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There's no calorie info on the label. Only the serving size, the servings per container and amount of active ingredient per serving. I would call the manufacturer: (800)439-2324 and inquire. F.Y.I. if you take it on empty stomach, it may bother it and make you feel a little sick(or it just me), so make sure to dilute the serving in water.
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I take two tbsps per day. Once in the am once in the pm. The taste is vile so I make them into capsules. Its a pain, but the benefits from this stuff outweigh that.
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Hi,The suggested serving size is a 1/4 cup or 28 grams. Of course, you may prefer to use more or less per your taste.All the best
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Hi Mark D. - From the nutrition label on my jar it says: a serving size is 32grams (2 tablespoons) and contains 7g total carbs (2% DV). 3g fiber and 1g sugar. Hope this is helpful to you. Regards, Liza
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Hi, The serving size, per day, is two MultiVites, equaling 3 carbs. Hope this helps!
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Hi Paul, actually my scoop does not have any markings at all. For measuring purposes, well the scoop in my jar is basically 1/3 of a cup or almost 3oz of liquid. Anyway, William Holmes is correct it simply suggests 1 (full) scoop is the serving size BUT that you can use 1 or 2 scoops. I used the full scoop, 2 scoops and less than a full scoop. Overall it just didnt seem to last long for me especially if using a full scoop or two one or more times a day. The 5lb jar would obviously last longer but I didnt want to spend that much on just trying something.
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The weight of the container is 2.2 lb. A serving size is 36 gm and the label says there are 28 servings. I think it tastes gross and could never have 36 gm of it all at once, so maybe you can stretch it a bit farther....
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If you look at the third picture down on the right-hand side, it says Serving Size: 1/2 Cup; Servings per Container: 7. Hope that 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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Hi Michael,The serving size on the container label is 30 servings, using 3 Tsp. per serving.