How many grams are in one cup of milk?

Answer 1

One cup of milk weighs approximately 245 grams. The exact weight can vary slightly depending on the type of milk (whole, skim, etc.) and its density. This measurement is based on the standard conversion of 1 cup being equal to 236.6 grams for water, and milk has a similar density to water.

Answer 2

Well, honey, one cup of milk typically weighs around 240 grams. But, let's be real, the exact weight can vary depending on the type of milk and how dense it is. So, if you're baking and need precision, you might want to invest in a kitchen scale.

Answer 3

Milk has a density of between 1027 kg/cubic meter and 1033 kg/cubic meter depending on type of cow, temperature, fat content, etc. (1 027 kg) / (cubic meter) = 242.976119 grams / US cup

(1 033 kg) / (cubic meter) = 244.395648 grams / US cup

Answer 4

A 'casein' is not an object which can be weighed. Casein is the name given to a protein which is an ingredient of pure milk. It can be extracted from milk and often is. It was extensively used to make casein glue for gluing timber pieces together. It replaced animal glue in the period 1942 -1955(approx period) Around about 1955 PVA glue was invented and is now the most commonly used timber adhesive in use. Perhaps you meant to enquire, how much does a 'caisson' weigh. A caisson used to exclude water when building bridges, is usually enormous and it's weight will certainly be a number of Tonnes , depending upon how large or small it happens to be. Your question is like asking how much a human weighs. Such questions have no answer. You can only express a typical weight range.

Answer 5

6.4g in and 8oz glass according to: http://www.mens-total-fitness.com/casein-protein.html

Answer 6

About 12 grams in a cup (250ml)

Answer 7

One cup of milk weighs approximately 240 grams.

Answer 8

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