I have a project that requires 6 oz of one item, but I have nothing that can measure ounces. I only have measuring cups. What is 6 oz converted to cups?
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I have a project that requires 6 oz of one item, but I have nothing that can measure ounces. I only have measuring cups. What is 6 oz converted to cups?
I actually read a similar question just a few days ago and learned that ounces are measured differently depending if you’re measuring something wet or dry.
“For wet ingredients, we measure fluid ounce (abbreviated as fl. oz.) as volume. For dry ingredients, we measure ounce (abbreviated as oz.) as weight.”
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You didn’t include what type of ingredient you’re trying to measure, but luckily they’re both 3/4 cups for 6 oz of wet and dry ingredients.
Here is a table for both.
Wet Ingredients
Dry Ingredients