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Oh, dude, you're hitting me with the tough questions! So, a pound of cherries is roughly equivalent to about 2 cups, and since there are 4 cups in a quart, that would make it half a quart. But hey, who's really measuring out cherries in quarts anyway, am I right? Just grab a handful and enjoy!
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1.8 quarts equals how many ounces?
57.6
How many quarts equals 1pk?
1 1 quart
How many gal equals 12 quarts?
1 gallons = 4 quarts ⇒ 12 quarts = 12 ÷ 4 gallons = 3 gallons
3.5 pints how many quarts?
Since there are 2 pints per quart, 3.5 pints equals 1.75 quarts.
12qt equals how many gal?
12 quarts = 12/4 gallons = 3 gallons
How many quarts in a pound?
a pint equals a pound, and a pint equals half of a quart. (a pound equals half of a quart)
How many quarts of rice equals one pound?
There are 0.565 quarts of rice in 1 pound. Rice is a grain and one of the most widely consumed foods by the human population.
How many cups of cherries are in a pound?
It depends on where you buy them and what kind you get.
2 quarts equals how many pints?
2 quarts equals how many pints2 quarts equals 4 pints.
How much juice is equivalent to half a pound cherries?
how many pounds in one half gallon of milk
9.5pints equals how many quarts?
That is 4.75 quarts.
6 pints equals how many quarts?
6 pints equals 3 quarts.
2 quarts equals how many ounces?
Two quarts equals 64 ounces.
4 quarts equals how many galons?
Four quarts equals one gallon.
4 pints equals how many quarts?
4 pints equals 8 quarts
How many quarts equals 5 gallons?
20 quarts equals 5 gallons
How many cups of cherries equals one pound?
1lb is 16oz.8oz in a cupYou need 3lbs (or 48oz). To be more precise when measuring berries, etc, use a postal scale.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This is incorrect...the answer above is comparing ounces of weight and volume. They are not the same. 1 ounce of volume of different substances will have different weights (ie 1 oz of volume does not equal 1 oz of weight). Unfortunately, I don't know the average weight (in lbs or ounces) of a cup (8oz volume) of cherries. This probably changes quite a bit due to water content and whether or not they still have stems and pits.
