There are 236.588 milliliters in a US cup.
In Australia, a standard CUP holds 8 Fluid Ounces. There are 20 Ounces to a Pint and 8 Pint to a Gallon. A British and Australian Gallon equals 4.546 Litre BUT a U.S. Gallon equals 3.785 Litre. So, a standard CUP in Australia holds 227 ml and a Fluid Ounce is 28.4 ml. Never use a 'Mug '; it's volume is variable and always more than a cup. In Australia, graduated measuring containers usually show a Cupfull as 250 ml. This is done to make things simple, but it is INCORRECT. Cooks do not need to measure things very accurately, so it does not matter much if it is a rough estimate.
No, 3 milliliters is much less than one cup. One cup is equivalent to 240 milliliters.
400 milliliter = 1.690 701 135 1 cup [US]
450 milliliters is equal to 1.9 cups. There are 236.59 milliliters in one cup. 450 milliliters is also equal to 15.21 ounces.
A metric cup is defined as 250 millilitres. One US cup = 236.588238 milliliters.
No, a cup is 226 ml.
No, a cup is 226 ml.
There are 30cc (or milliliters) to an ounce, so 4 ounces would equal 120 cc (or 120 milliliters).
No. One US cup is equal to 236.6 milliliters.
Well, one cup is equal to 236 to 237 milliliters (actual answer is 236.5582) so two cups is equal to 472 to 474 milliliters depending on your rounding. Also one milliliter is equal to 0.004226753 cups (or one thousandth of a cup).
There are 28.35 milliliters in an ounce. A cup is equal to 8 ounces. Therefore there are 226.8 milliliters in one cup. Or, to answer the question more exactly, there are 0.00440917107586774091710758377 cups in one milliliter. - wjs1632 -
One cup = 250mL So, 34 cups = 8500mL (which is 8.5L)
There are approximately 59 milliliters in one fourth cup.