How many jiggers in one peg of vodka?

Answer 1

A jigger is a unit of measure that refers to the amount of fluid that fits in the bartender's instrument of the same name. Generally 1-2, or to split the difference, 1.5 ounces.

A peg is roughly 44ml. Which is 1.48 ounces.

So less than one jigger per peg.

Answer 2

<p><p> In 1 litre, there are approximately 33 shots, with a bit of change.

However, where I am at any rate, vodka is not sold in those sizes. There is 750ml, which gives about 26 shots, 1150 ml, which gives about 40, and the 1800 ml, which gives about 60 shots.

Answer 3

"Shot" is a relative term. Some restaurants use 1 1/4 ounce jiggers to measure a shot. Some use 1 1/2, and some use 1 3/4. Some even use only 1 oz. Assuming you're in the U.S. where ounce measurements are more common.

There are 33.8 oz in a 1 liter bottle of liquor.

Answer 4

There are approx 33.81 ounces in a liter. A jigger is equal to 1.5 ounces. 33.81 divided by 1.5 equals 22.54 or 22 and a half jiggers in a 1 liter bottle.

Answer 5

theres 26 in a twenty-sixer, and 40 in a fourty..

Answer 6

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