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08-19-2004, 02:03 PM #11337
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MRM Whey serving size
This is probably a dumb question , but on the label it says Serving Size: 1 Heaping Scoop (~ 28.75 g) , but I decided to measure it and found out that even a leveled scoop was ~ 38 g , I dunno if I got an oversized scoop or something (its quite wider than the ON 100% whey scoops), just need some more info from people who use MRM's Metabolic Whey to know if I should just forget about the weight and do what it says and use a heaping scoop.
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08-19-2004, 03:36 PM #21337
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Umm nevermind , I called their phone line and they said for the serving size to be about 28 g it should be 3/4 of a scoop not 1 heaping scoop
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