My scoop didn't make it to me. How much is in a scoop in American measurements?
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Did you dig around in the dry gravy for the scoop? I ask because it's usually buried in the gravy when I receive it. If there's a scoop measurement in America I'm not aware of it and I've never measured the gravy scoop, but my guess is it's approximately one american teaspoon. Sorry I can't be more specific. I have a Maltese and feed him 1/2 cup dry dog food twice a day. I put 1/2 scoop of dry gravy on it each time because it's rather expensive.
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1.5 teaspoons (half tablespoon) Small dogs or cats, half that. Average about 40 cents a day, 20 cents for small dogs. Compare that to the price and hassle of adding canned food and its a Clear Conscience easy choice!
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I don't have any SuperGravy at home right now. I would guess it to be about a tablespoon.
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27g for 1 level scoop, but honestly the scoop is probably 1/4 cup or more and it tastes bad. I can't hide it in anything but a few muffin recipes.
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I have used this product for a couple of years. I assume that the scoop is equal to 1 tsp. That seems to work out well for me.
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Remember one(blind) scoop is never quite right. I use a digital scale to make sure I get a 33g serving - which is 23g of protein per scoop. When I just relied on the scoop itself i'd usually get 27g approx.
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The scoop might be buried...I had to dig around with a long spoon to find it.
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it's 70 grams, and so it depends on your scoop. I believe the one in the container is 1/4 of a cup, but I always just weigh it before putting it in the blender.
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Apparently they changed the scoop size, therefore serving size has gone from 40 grams to 30 grams. I bought a new one, but am still using up the old one and am comparing labels. Every amount on the new label is proportionately smaller than on the old...25% less.
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Correction, it's actually a 1/2 tbsp scoop I use. I generally put in 2-3 of those so, 1-2 tbsp is perfect
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Mine came with a scoop. The serving size is 7.7 grams, so you can just measure it out on a digital food scale each time, or try to find another measuring device... maybe something like half a teaspoon? Look it up on google for a standard measuring size that is close to 7.7 grams until you order another bottle and get a scoop in there.
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My measurement is of the 4 Tablespoon scoop. Don't know what George is measuring.
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The measuring scoop holds one ounce (2 tablespoons). Depending on the water hardness in the area of the country where you live you may be able to get good results using just half a scoop (1 tablespoon).
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Dig in. I found the scoop after a few days. I don't have this any longer, but, i I remember correctly, it was about 1/4 tsp...
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These numbers aren't precise; they're me grabbing a ruler and eyeballing it, because I don't want to actually touch the ruler to the scoop, because you know: litter scoop. Anyway: it is approx 1 foot long from handle tip to the end of the scoop. The scoop part is approx 5" wide by 6" long by 2.5" deep at its deepest point.
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Mine measures 6" in length. The "scoop" is just under 2 inches L and 1 1/4 inches W with about 1/8 inch at deepest part.
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The measuring scoop that comes with the coffee pot is small...I measured it against the one I had used with my old pot. It is a short Tbsp, vs 1 1/2 Tbsp. So I use my old scoop. Or you could use standard measuring spoons to get the amount you want! Good luck.
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no there's not a scoop provided however you should scaleit with a digital scale to measure how much you need
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Measure half a cup and take out one tablespoon and that will give ya the 7/16. Like you I am really bad at this measuring thing so I look stuff on the net and I print it out or write it out and put into a folder for further use :)