Two level cups of shrimp meat make a pound.
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Medium is 1.75 oz, large is 2 oz, Extra large is 2.25 oz
That depends on how much each shrimp weighs. You must weigh them to get to 100 grams as there are many different sizes of shrimp. Shrimp per pound: • 10 shrimp or less = Colossal • 11 to 15 = Jumbo • 16 to 20 = Extra-large • 21 to 30 = Large • 31 to 35 = Medium • 36 to 45 = Small • about 100 = Miniature
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depends on the strengh of the wiskey,around 2.1 oz
There are different sizes of shrimp - this cannot be answered with any precision. It depends on the size of the shrimp. Shrimp are classified by "U" (U10-12, U20-25, etc). This refers to the number of shrimp per pound. If you bought a bag of frozen shrimp, it should be marked somewhere on the outside. If you bought them at a meat/fish market, they should be able to tell you. Four ounces equals a quarter pound. So if you have U-20 shrimp (20 per pound) then divide by 4 and you get 5, the number of U-20s in a quarter pound. If you have U-30s, then you have 7-8 per pound.
There are approximately 40 shrimp in 24 ounces of shrimp. This can vary greatly depending on the size of the shrimp in question.
2 oz
32fl oz = 2 pints 32fl oz = 2 pints
I doubt very much that you are eating uncooked shrimp. If it is pink and white, it has been cooked! 80-90 calories in 3 ounces of shrimp. Depending on the size that would be about 3 or 4 shrimp.
1 cup is considered 8 oz. So 18 oz would be 2-1/4 cups.