What does one ounce equal?

Answer 1

1.75

Answer 2

The term ounce is used for both a unit of weight and volume in the US and old British measurement systems, and as a unit of weight in the "troy" system used for precious metals. Today they're defined in terms of equivalent SI units, as follows:

• The avoirdupois (avv-wahr-doo-PWAH) ounce, or common ounce, is a unit of weight in the US system equal to a minuscule amount less than 28.35 gm in the standard SI system. It was also used in the old British system, but ceased being a legal unit of measure in 2000.
• The troy ounce is a unit of weight used only for measuring precious metals. It's equivalent to 31.1 gm.
• The fluid ounce is a unit of volume in both the current US and old British systems. They are similar but not identical in amount: A US fluid ounce is 29.574 ml, while the old British fluid ounce was 28.413 ml.

Answer 3

A teaspoon is equal to .16 ounces or .17 ounces in standard cooking measurement. The conversion depends on the cookâ??s preference or the recipe.