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How many cups is 400 ml of water?
400mL = about 1.7 cups. (US)
How many cups are in 200 ml?
how many cups are there in 200 mg how many cups are there in 200 mg
How many cups us 100 ml?
That is approximately 0.441 cups.
How many milliliters are in 2 cups?
There are 250 ml in a cup, therefore there are 500 ml in 2 cups.
320 ml of water is how many cups?
320 ml of water is equivalent to approximately 1.35 cups.
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How many milliliters in 25 cups?
5914.7 ml
How many cups equal 25 ml?
25 milliliters = 0.11 (0.1056688209433) cup (US)
How many 25 ml cups can be filled from a 2.5 liter jug?
1002.5l=2500ml2500/25=100
1600 ml EQUALS HOW MANY CUPS?
1600 ml is 7.055 cups.
How many cups in ml?
That is 7.716 cups
How many cups in 330 ml?
1 cup is 250 ml. -330 ml is 1.3 cups.
How many cups is 400 ml of water?
400mL = about 1.7 cups. (US)
How many cups in 125 milliliter?
125 mL = 0.5283 cups.
378.54 ml how many cups?
378.54 ml is about 1 1/2 cups
How many cups are in 200 ml?
how many cups are there in 200 mg how many cups are there in 200 mg
How many cups is 250 ml of regular milk?
250 ml is 1.102 cups of liquid.
How many cups us 100 ml?
That is approximately 0.441 cups.
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