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    measuring bulk powders

    what is the best way to measure out bulk powders when looking for a specific gram count?

    A lot of the bulk powders do not come with a scoop.

    I am just wondering if there is a cooking measuring device that would give someone an accurate measurment.

    Any input would be appreciated.
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    a scale

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    Depends on what kind of powder youve got. If its whey, then youll need a measuring cup... if its taurine, a teaspoon works OK.

    So we need that info.

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    Quote Originally Posted by icanrace
    I am just wondering if there is a cooking measuring device that would give someone an accurate measurment.
    Yes, a scale. Where are you from? Where is this place?

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    Quote Originally Posted by du510
    Depends on what kind of powder youve got. If its whey, then youll need a measuring cup... if its taurine, a teaspoon works OK.

    So we need that info.

    this is what I need to measure:

    Taurine
    Acetyl-L-Carnitine Powder
    L-Tyrosine Powder
    Glutamine

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    if you ordered from bulknutrition, youre gonna need you some measuring spoons, for example, 1/4 teaspoon, 1/2 teaspoon, 1 teaspoon, tablespoon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FishOrCutBait
    if you ordered from bulknutrition, youre gonna need you some measuring spoons, for example, 1/4 teaspoon, 1/2 teaspoon, 1 teaspoon, tablespoon.
    do you know what those equal in grams?

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    it would vary by powder (different densities), which is why you need a scale to measure accurately.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KentDog
    it would vary by powder (different densities), which is why you need a scale to measure accurately.
    that makes sense guys.
    Can I get a scale at a local store? A cheap one?

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    yeah, I got mine from Wal-Mart. But it depends on what you consider cheap. I got a digital one for $30-$40 but you could try to go non-electronic if it doesn't bother you.

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    where are they in Wal-Mart? The pharmacy area?
    Thanks for the help all

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    Quote Originally Posted by icanrace
    this is what I need to measure:

    Taurine
    Acetyl-L-Carnitine Powder
    L-Tyrosine Powder
    Glutamine
    If these are Bulknutritions products, then he has how much is in a 1/4 teaspoon on the label.



    Acetyl-L-Carnitine Powder 1/4 tsp = 640mg

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    Bulk Nutrition also has decent scales

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    Quote Originally Posted by IainDaniel
    If these are Bulknutritions products, then he has how much is in a 1/4 teaspoon on the label.



    Acetyl-L-Carnitine Powder 1/4 tsp = 640mg
    I did not order these from Mike, they came from a custom nutrition place. I'm at work now and do not have the link, nor can I remember the web address.

    I will look into a digital scale for sure. Thanks again guys for your help

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    Custom Nutrition Warehouse?

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    yep, sounds right.

    Purdue Power recommended them to me Damn good prices!

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    Quote Originally Posted by KentDog
    yeah, I got mine from Wal-Mart. But it depends on what you consider cheap. I got a digital one for $30-$40 but you could try to go non-electronic if it doesn't bother you.
    can you please tell me where in Wal-Mart they keep these?

    Thanks for the help

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    many places to get cheap digital scales, Wal-Mart, Kmart, Bed Bath & Beyond, etc. just about any place that has cooking utensils and supplies carry them
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    really, cool man. I appreciate your input.

    I will have to check it out. So the cooking area is where it's at, huh?

    Thanks again bro..............

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