A 6 oz can of whipped cream typically contains about 12 to 15 servings, depending on how much is dispensed per serving. A standard serving size is generally considered to be about 2 tablespoons, which is roughly 1 oz. Therefore, if you use a smaller amount per serving, you could stretch it to more servings.
Depends on the brand As well As the size Of the can. It should be on the can too >.<<br />
1/2 cup
You will get 16.2 servings.
2 full servings or 2.96 total servings
there are approx. 42 of 4-oz. servings in a 5-liter ice cream. to get this, you need to convert 5 liters into ounces (1L=~33.814 ounces), which gives you 169.07 ounces, and then divide it by 4 (169.07/4= 42.27). hope this helps.
4oz
Ah, what a lovely question! Whipped cream cheese is actually less dense than regular cream cheese, so even though they both weigh 8 oz., the whipped version will take up more space. It's like comparing a fluffy cloud to a solid rock - both wonderful in their own way!
16 1 oz. servings or 2 8 oz. servings or 4 4oz. servings
10 2/3 1 gallon = 128 oz = 128/12 (12 oz) servings = 10 2/3 (12 oz) servings
25 servings
12.8 10-oz servings in 1 US gallon.
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