How many grams of ice cream is there in 1 liter?

Answer 1

1 kg denotes weight of a particular substance(solid,liquid or gas) and is 1000 grams, however 1 litre denotes volume of a particular substance and is equivalent to 1000 cc(cubic centimetres) . Only in case of water at 4degrees C-1kg by weight =1litre by volume. The relationship between volume and weight of a substance depends on the density of the substance.

Answer 2

The weight of 1 litre of ice cream depends on the process/recipe. In the process of making ice cream, air is added (called overrun) and this is why you get different qualities of ice creams. Premium brands have less air and some cheaper brands can have up to 70% air in them. And because air doesn't weigh very much, it would effect the weight of the ice cream. Also, the other ingredients such as type of milk/cream, flavourings (nuts), etc would effect the weight of each ice cream. Basically a litre of water weighs 1 Kilogram, but milk or cream vary in weight. Physically weighing the ice cream would be the most accurate method in determining the weight.

Answer 3

One litre of ice cream weighs 560 grams.

One cup (250ml) of ice cream weighs 140 grams.

Answer 4

One liter of ice cream is like a liter bottle of ice cream but one kilogram of ice cream is a big box or a huge, huge container of ice cream

Answer 5

Water weighs nearly twice that of ice cream by volume.

Answer 6

What is a "scoop" - it has no official size