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How many quarts in 3 litr basket?
3.17 quarts in 3 litres
How many tomatoes in a 6 quart basket?
it depends how heavy the bowl is and how big the tomato is if the tomato is 500g and the bowl is 600g it would be 1.1k your answer just came by a kid
How many tomatoes is 8 quarts of tomatoes?
to give you an idea, a gallon of water which is 4 quarts weighs roughly 8 pounds. Although a tomato is mostly water, there is some other factors there as well. If i would guess i would say all eight quarts ( 2 gallons) weighs between 16 and 18 pounds
What is the collective nouns for tomato?
There are no collective nouns for tomato yet. But use it in the way that fits the way you are talking to someone. For example Box, Bunch, Group, Basket etc.
3 liter basket holds how many quarts of berries?
For Liquid conversion of Litres to Quarts: Multiply Liters by 1.057, but for dry measures (like berries) multiply Litres by .906.
A quart of tomato seeds will plant a row 100 feet long. how many quarts will be required to plant 10 rows that are 25 feet each?
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If a recipe calls for a 6 quart basket of beets how many pounds would that be?
I bought 30lbs of beets to pickle and had the same issue: my Mum's recipe calls for a 6 quart basket. Turns out 1 10lb bag is equal to about 5 quarts.
How many words can you make out of basket?
easter basket
How many gallons of tomatoes in a bushel?
There are 53 pounds of tomatoes in a bushel. One bushel of tomatoes will give 15 to 20 quarts of tomato juice.
How many ounces are in 2 quarts of tomato juice?
64 oz 1 quart = 32 oz 1 oz = 0.03 qt 1 Imp. qt = 40 oz
Can 3 tablespoons of sage hurt you?
Straight? Hell yes. Diluted with 3 quarts of tomato paste? Not so much.
How many quarts in a bushel of green beans?
As regards volume measure, there are right at about 37 1/4 quarts in a bushel. Note that this is a "straight conversion" from bushels to quarts. Any processing of the beans will mean "less quarts" in your finished product. Stemmed and cut beans "pack" more tightly than those just picked and tossed into that big basket.
