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haha I did oops sorry. I did not realise you were asking about the 'Yield' of protein per 30 gm or 15 gm of synthepure. like somebody else said 30 gm yield for a 30 gm scoops is impossible. I know a unflavoured pure whey isolate in uk brand like TN which is ...
Protein per 30g Serving -29.3g
This is the highest yield i have seen ever but remember this is unflavoured when you add flavouring system in for colour, sweetener yield goes down.
Then you bought the roid rage in me by telling me u do not actually own a kitchen scale
cup of oatmeal ?
now this has a funny story. Let me share with you. In the beginning i use to watch american bodybuilders videos they use to speak in videos 'oh I am having 1 cup of oatmeal and then later 2 cups of rice etc etc.'
So i was like what the hell is a cup, if it a tea cup what i drink tea or coffee in or what. I had to make sure so I googled these keywords..
what is a american cup of oatmeal or american cup something like that lol
shit was too confusing to understand
I mean i just googled this and look at the results below a US cup is not the same as aussi, canadian ,south african cup lol
Dorian always did his food in grams and ounces and weighing on scale no cup business. I think we do not get it. I am sure it works as all american bodybuilders measure stuff like this I have seen.
I do meat in ounces as I got that from watching American bbers , 6 ounce - 8 ounce. in grams its diff to get accurate every time. oz is great for meat. rest all i do gm and kgs.
How much is a cup in America?
Officially, a US Cup is 240ml (or 8.45 imperial fluid ounces.) This is slightly different from an Australian, Canadian and South African Cup which is 250ml. As long as you use the same cup for measuring out each of your ingredients, the proportions should work out the same.
Yea man our measurements are so different compared to the rest of the world. I've always had a measuring glass when i could pour in oats and know exactly the macros of it. When I was traveling Europe recently, I found the time to work out at some gyms are the kg's confused the hell out of me as I'm used to lbs. Even our temperatures are done in Fahrenheit instead of Celcius. We are weird lol