Funnels & Scoops
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5% Nutrition 5% Funnel, Black & Red
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5% Nutrition 5% Funnel, Red & Black
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Evogen Classic Funnel, Black
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Skill Nutrition Accessories Funnel SKILL, Black
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Raw Nutrition Raw From The Ground Up Funnel, Black - Small
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Funnels and scoops for filling shakers and bottles with powder and for measuring it. A funnel guides powder into a narrow opening, and the diameter of its outlet, which the product page may give in millimetres, has to fit the neck of the shaker or bottle. A scoop has a volume in millilitres, and the weight it holds depends on the powder.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a funnel and a scoop?
A funnel has a wide top and a narrow outlet that guides powder into the opening of a shaker or bottle so that it does not spill. A scoop lifts and measures powder from a tub. Check the product page to see which of the two a product is and what it is made of.
Does a scoop measure grams or millilitres?
A scoop has a fixed volume, given in millilitres, so the weight it holds depends on the powder: the same scoop holds a different number of grams of a fine and of a coarse powder. A powder's label states the serving in grams, often with the scoop supplied in the tub; a separate scoop does not necessarily hold the same weight.
How do I know that a funnel fits my shaker or bottle?
Compare the outlet diameter of the funnel with the diameter of the opening of your shaker or bottle, given in millimetres when the maker states it. The outlet has to fit inside the opening, and the top has to be wide enough for the scoop you use.