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How many cups of sugar per cup of pears to make pear preserves?
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How many cups of pears does it take to make a pound?
About 2.8 cups
How many cups of sugar make 300grams?
How many cups of sugar is in 300grams
Pear preserves how to make?
Preserving pears are easy. All you have to do is cook them a little, cut them up, add gelatin and water then put them in a sealed jar.
It takes 1/2 cup of sugar to make 3/4 pounds of fudge. If the recipe is for 1 pound of fudge, how much sugar is needed to make 6 times the recipe?
If it takes 1/2 cup of sugar to make 1 pound of fudge, then to make 6 pounds of fudge takes 3 cups of sugar.
How many bags of sugar do you need to make 16 cups?
One pound of sugar equals 2 cups. So eight (8) pounds of sugar would equal 16 cups.
How many cups in 1.5 oz of sugar?
That would be about 3 1/4 to 3 3/4 cups, sifted. The grade of sugar 10X or 4X will make a very slight difference and moisture will make a bigger difference.
A recipe that makes 3 dozen cookies requires 2 cups of sugar. How many cups of sugar are needed to make 5 dozen of these cookies?
If it takes 1.5 cups for each dozen, then 5 dozen takes 7.5 cups of sugar.
If it takes one cup of sugar to make eighteen cookies how many cups of sugar would it take to make fifteen dozen cookies?
it would take ten cups because 18 x 2 = 36 = 3 dozen 15/3= 5 cups x 2 cups = 10 cups
How many cups are in a pound of sugar?
There are approximately 2 cups of sugar in one pound.How many cups of sugar in a pound depends on the type of sugar. One pound of granulated sugar equals 2.3 cups. One pound of icing sugar equals 3.6 cups.
How many cups of sugar equals a half of a cup of sugar?
DId you read that back to yourself ? -Doesn't make sense to me either.
How many pounds is 2 cups of sugar?
1 pound of granulated sugar is 2 cups. 2.2 pounds of sugar would equal 4.2 cups. However, this measurement will change based on what you are measuring. Pound measures mass and cups measure volume.
Did you hear about the mathematician who wanted to make a fruit salad so he bought some apples and oranges?
A: and ordered pears A: and ordered pears
