How much coconut milk does a scoop of this product make? How many servings in a package?
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There are 3 different mix ratios on the packaging. For a beverage: 2/3 Cup of powder to 1 1/4 cups of hot water. The ratios for cooking, and desserts use less water. Hope this helps! (Powdered sugar: 1 Lb = 4 3/4 cups)
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This powder is so good. I put a 1/2 scoop into my smoothies. You can make a thick paste by adding a little water. You can make a small glass bottle of your own coconut milk with warm water and five scoops. The bag lasted me 3 months of sparingly daily use. I was very happy with this purchase.
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I did not make coconut milk...I use it to make almondmilk...I soaked 1 cup of almonds overnight...and then drained and rinsed them...put them in a blender with dash of salt and 6 cups of filtered water, 1/2 tbsp. and with 4 fresh medjool dates to sweeten...blended for 2 min. ...poured slowly through bag...delicious!
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2g per serving.. (2 scoops) This is not added, but comes in Milk naturally.
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It's sweetened with Sucralose, which is an artificial sweetener. There are 2g of sugars per scoop - a "serving" can apparently be one scoop (42g) or 2 (84g). I mix 1 scoop with a cup of skim milk...
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10 servings. I sort of stretched it by using half scoop and adding yogurt or avocado and such. Try it. It's very filling and no blotation
744251
My 1lb container says "Serving size 2 scoops (40 grams). Servings per container approx 11"
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according to label: 7oz or 200 grams per container.7 servings per container: calories 190, fat calories 18 g which is 27% of daily; saturated 16 g = 80%; cholesterol 0 mg; sodium 10 mg = 8%; Carbs 7 g = 2% from fiber 5g = 18%, from sugar 2g (no percentage given), protein 2g (no percentage given); Vitamine A 2%; Vit C 2%; calcium 5%; Iron 10%All that from one ingredient = organic coconut, nothing added.I hope this answers your question.
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Don't be concerned with how full the container is--it's irrelevant. All that matters is how many servings are in the container. So, look at the nutrition label. The very first line is serving size, which is 2 scoops. The next line is servings per container; in my 1.4 pounds container, there are 14 servings. If you drink 2 shakes per day, the container will last you seven days. So, get 4 containers to last you for a month. you get a discount if you sign up for a repeating purchase. PS This is--hands down--the best shake I've ever tasted, and I make it with water. I prefer the chocolate. Hope this helps--Zebrina
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A quarter scoop is defined as one serving and contains 6 grams of protein. On the other hand, a full scoop contains 24 grams of protein. I usually make a shake in a Vitamix with 5 ice cubes, 1/8 cup (1 oz.) Cream and 7/8 cup Trader Joe's Coconut milk. Sometimes I add an egg which adds a little protein and a little fat and slows down the digestion of the whey protein a little.
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I did not make coconut milk...I use it to make almondmilk...I soaked 1 cup of almonds overnight...and then drained and rinsed them...put them in a blender with dash of salt and 6 cups of filtered water, 1/2 tbsp. vanilla extract and with 4 fresh medjool dates to sweeten...blended for 2 min. ...poured slowly through bag...delicious!
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I use one packet per half gallon of coconut milk.... I haven't tried with animal secretions but works great as a vegan yogurt starter...
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Mary: There is a scoop included (33 grams) which is considered a single serving upon which all of the nutritional information is based. I really enjoy it: it's clean, satisfying, eco-friendly packaging, lactose-free and a superior product, in my opinion, which is never humble. I've tried many other products and have yet to find one I like better. The 33g portion mixes up smooth, but with body and a luxurious mouth-feel, so you don't feel hungry or deprived, or disappointed by the watery texture. I also choose to bump mine up using Almond Milk instead of dairy, and fresh fruit makes it a true treat! Hope that is helpful! Mary: There is a scoop included (33 grams) which is considered a single serving upon which all of the nutritional information is based. I really enjoy it: it's clean, satisfying, eco-friendly packaging, lactose-free and a superior product, in my opinion, which is never humble. I've tried many other products and have yet to find one I like better. The 33g portion mixes up smooth, but with body and a luxurious mouth-feel, so you don't feel hungry or deprived, or disappointed by the watery texture. I also choose to bump mine up using Almond Milk instead of dairy, and fresh fruit makes it a... » Read More Mary: There is a scoop included (33 grams) which is considered a single serving upon which all of the nutritional information is based. I really enjoy it: it's clean, satisfying, eco-friendly packaging, lactose-free and a superior product, in my opinion, which is never humble. I've tried many other products and have yet to find one I like better. The 33g portion mixes up smooth, but with body and a luxurious mouth-feel, so you don't feel hungry or deprived, or disappointed by the watery texture. I also choose to bump mine up using Almond Milk instead of dairy, and fresh fruit makes it a true treat! Hope that is helpful! « Show Less
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According to the packaging:1. Serving size = one scoop (26 grams)2. Servings per container = 35 (2 lb. container or 32 oz.)3. Protein per serving = 17 gramsSo, "servings in a pound" = 17.5
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See "M's" answer, it is absolutely correct, though I will add a couple of comments. Each scoop has 16g protein and 150 calories, but if you are like me and want more than 16g but less than 32g protein, you can simply use a "scoop and a half" per shake and obviously end up around 24 servings per tub. Also as M mentioned, addl protein can be gained from mixing with milk, though I travel constantly (no easy access to milk) and have stuck with muscle milk because it tastes so great with just water and as an added bonus it actually mixes a LOT easier and more smoothly with water vs milk in my experience.
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Something like 52 one scoop servings. You can pull the nutrition label online to see whats in a serving.
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I use one scoop a day as opposed to the two they recommend. I feel great and it lasts longer. So, since there are 26 servings per container, that gives me 52!!!!!
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There is 15 servings. 2 scoops per serving. 1 scoop is a good serving for me.