Dry Bean Arithmetic
We recognize that sometimes you want to use canned beans, sometimes dry, so here's a handy chart to remind you of the various relationships between dry, cooked and canned beans:
** Dry beans expand to about 2-1/2 times their original size when soaked.
** A one-pound package of dry beans equals about 2 cups dry, or 5-6 cups cooked.
** One 15 ounce can (drained) equals about 1-2/3 cups cooked beans.
Using the information supplied above:
1 2/3 cups of cooked beans (point 3 above) divided by 2 1/2 (the expansion factor in point 1 above ) equals:
2/3 cup of dry beans cooks up to 1 can of cooked beans.
There are two cups in a pound of beans. A small bag of beans is generally 16 ounces, which measures out to two cups.
8 us fluid ounces in one us cup of green beans
About 2/3 cup dried black beans will make two cups of cooked black beans.
About 2/3 a cup of dry pinto beans will result in one pound of cooked pinto beans. One pound of dry pinto beans = 2 cups of dry beans = 6 cups of cooked pinto beans 2 cups of cooked beans = about 16 ounces = one pound of cooked beans
10 fluid ounces equals 1 and 1/4 cups.
the anwser is 3 cups because 1 cup equals 8 ounces so there will be 3 cups to equal 24 ounces.
It equals 2 cups.
80 ounces.
Approximately 3 cups of flour equals 15.5 ounces.
5 cups = 40 fluid ounces
That is 2.625 cups.
There are 6 cups in 48 ounces.