Exactly 2 of them will.
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2 1/2 small imperial cups (8 fluid ounce, 1/4 fifth, 227 ml) = 1 pint imperial (20 fluid ounce)
2 large imperial cups (1.25 cup, 1/2 pint, 10 fluid ounce, 283.5 ml) = 1 pint imperial
cups go into pints but two cups go into a pint not the other way around
A pint is 2 cups
It goes like this. Pint =4 cups 2 Pints = 8 cups 3 Pints = 12 cups So every pint, your adding 4 cups.
Therefore, 2 cups are in 1 pint.
There are 2 cups in a pint.
1 pint = 2 cups 1 cup = 0.5 pint
1 pint is the same volume and capacity as 2 cups, but usually in the kitchen rather than in math.
There are two cups to a pint, so a quarter-pint is a half-cup.
2 cups makes a pint
Well, honey, a pint is equal to 2 cups. So if you're looking to swap applesauce for a pint in a recipe, just use 2 cups and you'll be good to go. Just remember, a pint's a pint, no matter if it's applesauce or beer!
There are 2 cups to a pint so: 1.75 pint x 2 cup/pint = 3.50 cups
2 cups in a pint. So about 4 in a quart.