On average, it takes about 1-2 teaspoons of liquid to swallow each time. A cup is equivalent to 48 teaspoons, so it would take approximately 24-48 mouth swallows to equal one cup, depending on the individual's swallowing capacity and the consistency of the liquid.
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Well, honey, it takes about 32 mouth swallows to equal one cup. So, if you're counting each swallow like it's a shot at a party, you better pace yourself or you'll end up with a belly full of regret. Just remember, slow and steady wins the race, especially when it comes to chugging down a cup of liquid gold.
Oh, dude, you're really asking the hard-hitting questions. So, like, technically, it takes around 8 to 10 mouthfuls to equal one cup. But, like, who's really counting, right? Just drink your water and move on with your day, man.
Well, isn't that a lovely question! It's important to remember that everyone is unique, just like a happy little tree. On average, it takes about 5-10 swallows to equal one ounce of liquid, and a standard cup is 8 ounces. So, you might need around 40-80 swallows to finish a whole cup of something delicious. Just remember to take your time and enjoy each little swallow along the way.
The number depends on whose mouth, and on the substance being swallowed.
There is no standard quantity of swallow defined in the metric system.
But you can easily carry out a simple experiment to derive the number on your own.
Simply fill an 8-ounce cup with the substance of your choice, and count the number of
swallows required to empty the cup.
If you lack confidence in your ability to swallow and count at the same time, then enlist
the aid of a grad student or post-doc to act as your lab assistant, and have the assistant
count and keep lab notes, while you do the swallowing.
On average, it takes about 5-10 mouth swallows to equal one cup of liquid, depending on the individual's swallowing capacity and the size of the sips.
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There are 128 fluid ounces in a gallon, so it would take 142.22 bottles of 0.9 fl oz each to equal a gallon.
Mostly in the mouth (mastication) and the stomach.
It would take 3 apples to equal a pound if each apple weighed one third of a pound.