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Volume Equivalents

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By Jeremiah Tower

Published 2002

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These are not exact equivalents for American cups and spoons, but have been rounded up or down slightly to make measuring easier.

AMERICAN

METRIC

IMPERIAL

¼ t

1.2 ml

--

½ t

2.5 ml

--

1 t

5.0 ml

--

½ T (1.5 t)

7.5 ml

--

1 T (3 t)

15 ml

--

¼ cup (4 T)

60 ml

2 fl oz

⅓ cup (5 T)

75 ml

2½ fl oz

½ cup (8 T)

125 ml

4 fl oz

⅔ cup (10 T)

150 ml

5 fl oz

¾ cup (12 T)

175 ml

6 fl oz

1 cup (16 T)

250 ml

8 fl oz

1¼ cups

300 ml

10 fl oz (½ pt)

1½ cups

350 ml

12 fl oz

2 cups (1 pint)

500 ml

16 fl oz

2½ cups

625 ml

20 fl oz (1 pint)

1 quart

1 liter

32 fl oz

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