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700 ml equal how many cups?
about 3 cups
How many cups is 0.5 ml equal to?
0.5 milliliter = about 0.0021 cup (US).
How many cups in 15 ml?
There are approximately 0.063 cups in 15 ml.
50 mL is equal to how many ounces?
50 mL is equal to about 1.69 US fluid ounces.
How many cups are in 210 ml?
210 ml of water is equal to 14 tablespoons.
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700 ml equal how many cups?
about 3 cups
How many cups equal to 472 mL?
That is 2.081 cups.
1000 ml is equal to how many cups?
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How many cups are in 50 ml?
0.21
How many cups are 50 ml?
0.21
2 cups is equal to how many ml's?
That is approximately 453.592 ml.
How many cups is 0.5 ml equal to?
0.5 milliliter = about 0.0021 cup (US).
How many cups in 15 ml?
There are approximately 0.063 cups in 15 ml.
How many cups equal 150 milliliter?
1 mL is around 0.004227 cups. Then, 150 mL is around 0.634 cups.
How many ml is equal to 2.5 cups?
That would be approximately 566.991 ml.
How many cups does 165 ml equal?
165mL is 0.7 US cups.
How many cups of water is equal to 1500 ml?
That is approximately 6.615 cups
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