Sam's Club -- Spinach and 3 cheese ravioli

jakki_brown

I did a search on this subject and didn't find anything, so I'm wondering if anyone eats this? It has 280 calories a serving. The problem is this it tells you 1 cup of ravioli is in a serving.

Have you ever tried to put ravioli in a measuring cup?!

If I have this sort of problem, I look at the number of servings in a container (which says 8).

This container has two sections of 16 raviolis in each. so what I'm wondering is this:

Are there 2 raviolis in a serving or 4?


By the way, they are so good and make for an excellent veggie meal if you want to have one occasionally!

Sidesteal

Does the container have a measurement in weight instead of volume? (It would probably list ounces or grams).

_darrencohen

well if there are 32 total, and 8 servings.....a serving would be 4.

Sidesteal

well if there are 32 total, and 8 servings.....a serving would be 4.

^ I would like to change my answer to this ^

LovingLisa2012

well if there are 32 total, and 8 servings.....a serving would be 4.

right on .. btw let me know how they taste ..

<this girl loves spinach>

jakki_brown

If you are familiar with Sam's you probably know what I am saying. The container is two containers that are connected. I realize that if there are 8 servings it would be 4 (if it is including all contents from both containers). It would be two if it is just including one container.

I do not remember seeing weights, though.

cmfp

I agree with you that a 'cup' of ravioli makes no sense. I've even seen people quote ribs in cups!

I found this item:
http://www.samsclub.com/sams/shop/product.jsp?productId=prod1490408
Is that it?

deadstarsunburn

If the nutritional info is listed on each box than I would say 8 servings in the 16 total count.
If they are packaged in one box with the nutritional info than it's 8 servings in the 32 total count.

=]

raines_eric

well if there are 32 total, and 8 servings.....a serving would be 4.

Oh, now everyone's a math major. Show-off.

<end>sarcasm

jakki_brown

I agree with you that a 'cup' of ravioli makes no sense. I've even seen people quote ribs in cups!

I found this item:
http://www.samsclub.com/sams/shop/product.jsp?productId=prod1490408
Is that it?

Yes! This is it!