The volume of flour needed for a batch of cookies can vary depending on the recipe. However, a standard batch of cookies typically requires around 250-300 milliliters of flour. It's important to follow the recipe closely to ensure the correct texture and consistency of the cookie dough.
The amount of flour in a batch of cookies can vary based on the recipe, but a typical batch might use around 200 to 300 grams of flour. Since 1 gram of all-purpose flour is approximately equal to 1 milliliter, this translates to about 200 to 300 milliliters of flour. Always refer to the specific recipe for accurate measurements.
Impossible to answer - since the size of each cookie determines how many you get from a batch !
I can definitely answer your question! Although, I do need some clarification. Are you referring to how many cups of flour? Or a different measurement?
8 and 2A cups of flour, whatever "A" happens to be.
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If you think of baking cookies it is rather simple. When you make a batch of cookies, you usually make and bake many cookies at a time, which like it sounds is a batch process. A continuous process would be making and baking one cookie at a time.
That is 7.5 cups of flour.
About 4 1/4 cups of flour. 12 divided by 3 1/2 is 3.42. 3.42 times 1 1/4 cups equals aprox. 4 1/4 cups : )
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i am not sure
To convert grams of flour to milliliters, you typically use the density of the flour. All-purpose flour has a density of about 0.57 grams per milliliter. Therefore, 150 grams of flour is approximately 263 milliliters (150 grams ÷ 0.57 g/mL).
96 cups of flour all you need to do is get a cup and put 96 of flour each time if this is for homework than just figure it out