How many Tablespoons or Cups are in 16 oz (1 lb) of sprinkles?
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I was using them for Elmo cupcakes back in April. I used the whole bag (and ran out). I can't remember exactly how many cupcakes it covered. Maybe 20? I had frosted them with red icing then covered their tops with the red sprinkles. The orange nose was a fat orange jelly bean and the eyes were white circular candy melts with a dot of black for the pupil. They looked awesome!
49080
It's not an apples to apples comparison since one is a measure of weight/mass and the other is volume. However, I weighed a 1/3 cup of sprinkles and it was 2.5 ounces. Hope that helps.
49081
According to the bag, a serving size is 1 tsp and there are 113 servings in the bag. That should be 37 2/3 Tablespoons, if I did the math correctly. Sorry, but I used it on the Fourth of July--put melted (white) almond bark on pretzel sticks and rolled them in red and blue Jimmies. Made it for the kids but the adults couldn't leave them alone. Hope this helps.
49082
This bag is huge. To give you some perspective....a reg bottle of sprinkles you find in the store is and ounce and a half or sometimes 1.75. To answer your question, 2 ounces is half a cup. So there 4 full cups of sprinkles....and 48 tablespoons of sprinkles in this bag.
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16g is one tbsp which is just a hair under the small packets. The large packets are just a hair under 2 tbsp at 30g. Barney butter has the least amount of ingredients of all the to go packets that I researched. It has a great taste and very handy to have on the go. "Our squeeze packs now come in two sizes: 0.6 oz (15g) and 1.06 oz (30g)." Copied from the BB website.
1451654
1 heaping tablespoon. 1 1/2 tablespoons. If you want I can weigh the amount too.
1506809
When I received my order of the Bonito Flakes the bag did state '16 ounces'.
914398
I would say 1.5 lbs or very close. The mix itself is 16 oz. You add 1 c water and 2 T oil or butter. BTW, it's delicious.
976682
There isn't a 1/8 cup. There is a line inside the 1/4 cup - that is half of 1/4, which is 1/8. Or..1/8 cup equals 2 tablespoons.
313098
The packets are 4 1/4" X 1/2" packet. the packet has 0.07 oz. of powder. the instructions say to add one packet to 16.9 oz. of water.
743382
The package says "approximately 54 Tablespoons". There are 16 Tablespoons in a cup. So if I did the math right that is approximately 3.375 Cups per 1.5 pounds. I hope that helps.
1110427
16 oz.( filled to the brim) i actually filled one up to the top, then poured it into a liquid measuring cup that had at it's top a 16 fluid oz line , and some spilled over the top of it when i poured the full cup in. What was funny was , i wasnt going to actually go do it , i was just going to say 12 oz as well, thinking that was what it was , who knew? , well now we do <G>
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About 1 cup 6-8 oz. It is probably big enough to do the job but I figured it would be about 16 oz.
622420
I believe the standard conversion is 16 tablespoons to 8 oz. Great stuff by the way!
1736227
I don't know but I would say the same as a 1 lb. bag of powder sugar, I would guess 5 or 6 cups per pound but not sure. Sorry
516960
Anywhere from 10-18 oz depending on how much you want to pile in there. I measured with 1, 2, & 3 cups - see pics.
8477
I just poured 2 cups of water in them to be sure, and they are 16 oz. plenty big though. Love them.
466016
Hello, The directions are 3 TBS. to 1 cup of water. The 12 oz. pkg. makes 13 cups (3 1/4 quarts)
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One tablespoon (1/2 oz). I used these for freezing baby food & they were perfect.
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No, it's 125 and 8/10s, or approximately 125 and 13 ounces (that's the 3 oz = .2 pounds thing). It's actually just over three ounces, because if you divide 16 ounces by 10 you get 1.6 ounces; it counts in 2/10s (.2 of a pound), so each .2 is 3.2 ounces. So .8 is 12.8 ounces, or nearly 13 ounces.