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Common cooking volume measure equivalents

CUPFLUID OZTBSPTSPMILLILITER (ML)
1 cup8 oz16 Tbsp48 tsp237 ml
3/4 cup6 oz12 Tbsp36 tsp177ml
2/3 cup5 oz11 Tbsp32 tsp158 ml
1/2 cup4 oz8 Tbsp24 tsp118 ml
1/3 cup3 oz5 Tbsp16 tsp79 ml
1/4 cup2 oz4 Tbsp12 tsp59 ml
1/8 cup1 oz2 Tbsp6 tsp30 ml
1/16 cup0.5 oz1 Tbsp3 tsp15 ml
1 tsp5 ml
1/2 tsp2.5 ml
1/4 tsp1.25 ml

VOLUME, US CUSTOMARY UNITS

GallonQuartPintCupFluid ounceLiter
1 GALLON4 quarts8 pints16 cups128 oz3.78 l
1 QUART2 pints4 cups32 oz.946 l (946 ml)
1 PINT2 cups16 oz.480 l (480 ml)

Weight

OZGram
1/2 oz15 g
1 oz29 g
2 oz57 g
4 oz113 g
6 oz170 g
8 oz227 g
10 oz283 g
12 oz340 g
1 lb453 g
2.2 lb1 kg

Temperatures

FahrenheitCelsius
250℉121℃
300℉150℃
325℉160℃
350℉180℃
375℉190℃
400℉200℃
425℉220℃
450℉230℃
500℉260℃

Meat Temperature Guide

MeatTemperatureDonenessNote
Beef & Lamb120-125℉(Rare)
125-135℉(Medium Rare)
135-145℉(Medium)
145-155℉(Medium Well)* USDA recommends 145℉
155℉(Well Done)
Beef & Lamb (Ground)160℉
Chicken165℉
Pork145℉ + 3 min rest
Pork (ground)160℉

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