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How many cups in 5.2 oz?
There are approximately 0.65 cups in 5.2 oz.
40 oz equal how many cups?
4 cups 8 oz=1 cup
How many cups is 29 oz?
29 US fluid ounces = 857.6 mL
How many cups of water is 96 ounces?
12 cups. 8 fl oz in a cup, 96 divided by 8 = 12
How many cups is in 13 oz?
Roughly 1 2/3 cups.The actual number is 13.25oz./ 8oz. per cup = 1.65625 cups. But if you don't round that, then good luck measuring it out. XD
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How many cups are in 3 oz?
There are approximately 0.375 cups in 3 oz.
How many cups equal up to be 10 oz?
1.25 cups = 10 oz.
How many cups are in 64Fl oz?
That is 8 cups.
How many cups are in 70.547 oz?
There are approximately 8.818 cups in 70.547 oz.
How many cups in 75 oz?
0.09375 cups
How many 16 fl oz equals to how many cups?
16 oz is 2 cups
How many 16 oz cups to a gallon?
8 - 16 oz cups
How many cups are in 144 oz?
144 oz of water is 18 cups.
How many cups are in 143 oz?
143 Oz of water is 17.875 cups.
How many cups are in a 24.5 oz container?
(24.6 oz) / (8 oz per cup) = 3.0625 cups
How many cups in 10 oz?
1.25 cups is the answer to your question.
How many cups 48 oz hellman's mayonnaise?
how many cups in 48 oz hellman's mayonnaise
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