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    Hey I just started using Dextrose in my PWO shakes....I do 10 teaspoons....so thats 40g...is there an easier way then using 10 teaspoons?? it made my shake so sweet it was nauseating...with 2 scoops of whey

  • #2
    yea you could use table spoons I did the math and 3 tblspns is like 35grms or 9 teaspoons so I guess you could just do like 3-1/4 tablespoons

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Slashmonay
      Hey I just started using Dextrose in my PWO shakes....I do 10 teaspoons....so thats 40g...is there an easier way then using 10 teaspoons?? it made my shake so sweet it was nauseating...with 2 scoops of whey
      If you mix dextrose and malto to get your carbs you can cut the dextrose back to about 2 tablespoons and it's much less sweet--and there may be benefits to using dextrose in conjunction with maltodextrin.

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      • #4
        I just figure out how much the scoop is in my Whey, which is 30g, so then if I want 20g of dextrose or 40g then I just scoop out and eye it out...it's easy and you don't have to get any measuring devices out of the kitchen drawers.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Goosteady
          I just figure out how much the scoop is in my Whey, which is 30g, so then if I want 20g of dextrose or 40g then I just scoop out and eye it out...it's easy and you don't have to get any measuring devices out of the kitchen drawers.
          Well I don't think that would be a precise way seeing as how dextrose is more dense than whey...
          an example would be if you had two of the same 30g scoops, one had whey protein powder and the other had iron ore in it, obviously the scoop with the iron would weigh more than 30g, the whey scoop is made for the volume/weight ratio of the whey itself not everything else.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Travers54
            Well I don't think that would be a precise way seeing as how dextrose is more dense than whey...
            an example would be if you had two of the same 30g scoops, one had whey protein powder and the other had iron ore in it, obviously the scoop with the iron would weigh more than 30g, the whey scoop is made for the volume/weight ratio of the whey itself not everything else.

            This makes a lot of sense and I am very foolish lol. I feel as though my parents wasted their money on my college degree. Thanks for clueing me in, I will change my measuring technique. :moron:

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Goosteady
              This makes a lot of sense and I am very foolish lol. I feel as though my parents wasted their money on my college degree. Thanks for clueing me in, I will change my measuring technique. :moron:
              LOL, I didn't mean to make you feel foolish I was just kinda making a post out to people who are confused about something like this being that I could see people misunderstanding the whole measuing part.

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              • #8
                10tsp =
                0.04929022082018927 liters
                49.28536224741252 ml
                3.333333 tbsp
                1.66666 fluid oz
                0.2083333334 cups
                0.10416666666666667 pints
                0.052083333333333336 quarts
                0.013020833333333334 gallons

                Take your pick :D

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by shortz
                  Take your pick :D
                  So, how many UK hogsheads would that be. All my measuring cups are in hogshead units. :P

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