how many servings per 1 lb container?
1381267
11 servings of 40g whey, providing 32.4g of protein. http://www.grass-fedwhey.com/images/p17/labelLG-daniel.jpg
2159398
Unfortunately, I have not done the math on the number of servings per container. However, in each container there is a small plastic scoop. One level scoop per serving is therefore apparently recommended. I suggest that to receive a definite response to your question that you contact the manufacturer of the product directly. While I did not provide you with a specific answer to your question, I hope that in some way my response was helpful.
1178526
An 11.1 oz container has 30 scoops or servings. It was recommended to mix one scoop with 4-8 oz of water depending upon how strong you like the drink. I mixed 1 scoop to 8 oz of water and there was plenty of flavor.
1228937
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.
1278470
as of july 2014 # of serving s per container (1.7lb) is "about 25". how much per ounce? the current price is 19.97 for the 1.7 lb that makes it .798 cents per serving. At aprox 28 ounces that would be about .71 cents per ounce
399594
Each serving size is 1500 mg, and the label indicates that there are 29 servings per container at 1 Tbsp. I think it would last you at least a month and a half. Mine lasted a month. Also this item should be eligible for subscribe and save.
2164778
It says 30 servings per container, but that's using "2 scoops in 8-10 oz of liquid per serving, with water or preferred beverage and drink daily." I find 1 heaping scoop in 12-14 oz of plain water with the fruit/vegetable is thick enough for me and still has a very chocolaty, creamy consistency. This is my breakfast and sometimes dinner if I get in late. Very satisfying!
369871
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 :))
2102215
there are 28 servings per the container's label, which usually lasts me a couple weeks, but I supplement a little more than once a day if I am doing heavy weightlifting.
2227335
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. :)
327941
A serving is 1 tablespoon which is 5 grams or 5,000 mg. There are 68 servings per container.
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.
739271
There are 60 servings in a 6 lb bag. A serving size is 28 grams and there are 23 grams of protein in each serving. This is just protein and there is nothing added to this.
1650321
There is 15 servings. 2 scoops per serving. 1 scoop is a good serving for me.
2102213
it is indicated on the label. 1 scoop per serving 28 servings per container
727560
There are 32 servings per container: at 1 scoopx2 a week, you should get 16 weeks out of it. At 2 scoops x2 a week, you should get 8 weeks out of a container. Hope that helps (and my math is right) �
1733725
18 grams of protein per serving its a 2 pound container its usually 36-37 servings. I am only doing one serving per day so mine should last a while.