Exactly the same weight. -One pound IS sixteen ounces, or 454 grams.
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∙ 10y agoIf one were to sculpt a solid weight bowling ball from the suggested paper mache, it is likely to take at least 5 cups of water for a 5-pin bowling ball and at least 16 cups of flour for a 10-pin bowling ball. Consider in order to solidify the mache mixture, that each of these measurements will need to mix at least twice as much water, over the flour.
Water the flour has absorbed from the air may effect the density of flour, hence why professional bakers often measure flour by mass.What_is_the_density_of_flourBased on 125 grams/cup. 170 grams flour is about 1.36 cups or about 1 & 1/3 cup.
Based on a regular, full recipe that uses 2 cups of flour, and makes 13 - 16 biscuits, a single biscuit contains 1.2 to 1 ounce of flour by volume and .85 to .69 of an ounce by weight.
There are approximately 16 tablespoons in a cup of flour.
There are 16 ounces in one pound of flour (or anything else).
Yes it does
Yes fl oz means "fluid ounce"as opposed to dry ounce. such as 16 oz of something dry like flour.
A pint is a pint is a pint in volume. However 16 oz in a pint is 16 oz in a pound only if it is water. A pint of flour does not weigh a pound as it is not as dense as water. A pint or 16 ounces dry measure of all-purpose flour weighs about 10 ounces (.625 of a pound) Chef Instructor Wayne Wilberding
Liquid measures are based on volume and are not the same as weight measures. We use the same term, "ounces," but they are not the same thing. If we were using the metric system, we would talk about grams versus milliliters. Flour comes by weight, not volume, so you cannot think that a pound of flour (16 ounces in weight) is the same as 2 cups or 2 X 8 liquid ounces. A cup of flour is equal to 8 liquid ounces in volume, but it only weighs about 4 ounces in weight. So a 5 pound bag of flour is actually more like 20 cups of flour, not 10. But this may vary according to how packed down or how sifted the flour is. The most accurate recipes give weight measurements for flour--so that you don't need to be worried about how compact or fluffed up your flour is.
14 grams is a weight measure. Ounces could be ounces of volume, like 1 cup, or a tablespoon, or ounces could be a weight measure. For example, there are 16 ounces of weight in a pound of weight. A pound contains 453.59 grams of weight. So 14 grams is 14 divided by 453.59 equals 0.0309 pounds. 0.0309 times 16 ounces of weight per pound equals 0.494 ounces of weight. So 14 grams is about 1/2 ounce of weight. However, measuring 1/2 ounce volume of, say, flour, is certainly not 1/2 ounce of weight. In fact, I weighed out 16 ounces volume of flour in a cup (volume) of flour and weighed it. It weighed 4.9 ounces of weight, after subtracting the weight of the measuring cup. A cup (volume) of water weighed 7.5 ounces after subtracting the weight of the measuring cup. So, the same volume of two different substances does not weigh the same. Similarly, the same weight of two different substances will not likely fill the same volume. A pound of lead will occupy about 1/17th the the volume of pound of flour or about 1/11th the volume of a pound of water. Sadly, like the word love, the word ounce has different meanings. Here is a formula for said question - 14 g* 1 oz 28.34952313 g = 0.4938354673 oz
Four cups of flour equal 1 lb., so there are 20 cups of flour in a 5 lb. bag.Also, two cups of sugar equal 1 lb., so there are 10 cups of sugar in a 5 lb. bag.Improved AnswerFour cups of flour does not equal one pound. That response is confusing weight with volume...one cup does not automatically equal eight ounces. The weight depends on the product inside that cup!All purpose flour in general provides 3.63 cups of flour per pound.
Yes. One pound equals to 16 ounces and one ounce equals 0.06 of a pound. Also this relates only to solid (weight) ounces. There are two different kinds of ounces, ounces of weight/mass and ounces of volume (fluid). This can change when you are using the ounces to measure a non-liquid such as flour or sugar since the weight of dry items is not the same as their volume. An ounce of volume is called a "fluid ounce."