Does maltodextrin weigh the same with whey?

[ballas38]

I bought some maltodextrine but there is no scoop in it. But, i have the scoop from whey protein which equals 30g of whey. How much is this in malto ???

[Boss Man]

Did you properly check? Some supplement companies tape scoops to the inside of lids, others put it in a powder, but it's so deeply hidden, you practically need a fishing rod to retreive it

[swanso5]

30g is 30g no matter how mauch you look at it...look at the serviong size..iuf it says that 1 serving size is 60fg and that yeilds 30g of malto then use 2 x 30g scoops

[ballas38]

it comes unlabelled, no serving size info.
the scoop was deep in it, i used a fork to discover, thanks Bossman.
one scoop of something is not necessarily the same weight with one scoop of something else although the scoop is the same

[Boss Man]

30g is 30g no matter how mauch you look at it...look at the serviong size..iuf it says that 1 serving size is 60fg and that yeilds 30g of malto then use 2 x 30g scoops

Not necessarily, it depends on how much Maltodextrin is in the powder. I agree with what you're saying, but if you look at 1kg tub of pPotein powder, you usually get around 900-950g of actual Protein, and the rest is tiny Carb amounts, extras etc etc

However this doesn't mean if you compare something like two basic concentrates, on a kg to kg comparison, with no other ingredients like Creatine, HMB etc etc, you may well find there is not the exact same Protein level listed. one tub may have 912g for example, one may have 920g, I don't think every Tub of Protein at 1kg, would always have an exact Protein amount per kg.

Therefore if you follow that logic, Maltodextrin used with a Protein scoop, may not yield the exact same amount.

Not that it really matters, it should be about the same anyway.

[ballas38]

Not that it really matters, it should be about the same anyway.

that was question in the first place, so thanks again.

and of course thanks swanso for taking time to answer