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How many cups in 5.2 oz?
There are approximately 0.65 cups in 5.2 oz.
40 oz equal how many cups?
4 cups 8 oz=1 cup
How many cups is 29 oz?
29 US fluid ounces = 857.6 mL
Which is bigger 96 fluid ounces or 13 cups?
96 fluid ounces is less than 13 cups.
How many cups in a 14.5 oz can of broth?
112 oz 1 cup = 8 ounces 1 ounce = 0.12 cup
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How many cups are in 104 fl oz?
its 13 cups
How many oz is 13 cups?
1.625 cups
How many cups are in 104 fluid oz?
104 oz / 8 oz per cup = 13 cups
104 fl oz equals how many cups?
There are 13 cups in 104 fluid ounces.
How may cups is 13 ounces?
13 oz is 1.6 cups13 oz is 1.6 cups
How many cups in 1.3 ounces?
8 oz equals a cup for liquid 7 oz of sugar equals a cup 5 oz of flour equals a cup
How many cups are in 3 oz?
There are approximately 0.375 cups in 3 oz.
How many cups equal up to be 10 oz?
1.25 cups = 10 oz.
13oz of liquid equals how many cups?
1 cup = 8 oz 3 oz = 3/8 cup = 0.375 cup
How many cups are in 64Fl oz?
That is 8 cups.
How many cups are in 70.547 oz?
There are approximately 8.818 cups in 70.547 oz.
How many cups in 75 oz?
0.09375 cups
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