No, 2.2 oz of powder is not the same as 2.2 oz of liquid. The weight may be the same, but the volume and properties are different since one is a solid and the other is a liquid.
If you use a liquid measure, 2 cups = 16 oz. ......so 1 cup = 8 oz, 1/2 cup = 4 oz, 1/4 cup = 2 oz. However, caviar is not exactly "liquid" (nor would it constitute "dry) so if you need an exact amount you should weigh on a kitchen scale then measure the results. 1/4 cup would be a close approximation.
16 oz. There are 16 dry ounces to the pound. Don't confuse the dry ounce -- a measure of weight -- with the fluid ounce, which is a measure of volume. (There are 16 fluid ounces to the pint.)
40 pounds of powder is equivalent to 640 oz (1 pound = 16 oz). If 4 oz of powder make 1 liquid gallon, then 640 oz would make 160 liquid gallons (640 oz / 4 oz = 160 gallons).
no 16 ounce 20 fluid ounces = 1 pint (imperial measure)
That will be approximately 96 teaspoons.
16% of 32 oz is 5.12 oz
Nina can measure 32 oz of water by using her 16 oz bottle twice, and then measuring out 7 oz from the 32 oz with her cup measure.
1 pint equals 16 fluid oz
Liquid measure - 8 oz.
There are 16 fluid ounces in a liquid pint.
Pour it into a graduated measuring cup.
From what I have come to understand, there is onetablespoon measure per one dry ounce. This is apparently different from liquid ounces, where twotablespoon equals one liquid ounce. There are 16 tablespoons in a cup, therefore there are 2 Tablespoons to an oz. There are 8 fluid oz to a cup.
1 pint = 16 oz 1 oz = 0.06 pint
A measure of the weight of some liquid expressed in onuses.
A pint of water ( standard measure) is 473 grams in US. In Imperial the pint is bigger, 568 grams.
2 qt (US, liquid) = 64 fl oz