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5 fl ounces, 5/8 cup 5 fl ounce can = 5/8 cup 12 fl ounce can = 1 1/2 cups

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The small can of evaporated milk I have is less than 4 inches tall & contains 12 fluid ounces (355 mL). The 12 oz can is the large can. A small can has 5 fluid oz.

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14y ago
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There are five ounces of liquid in a small call of evaporated milk. In the larger cans, there are 12 ounces of liquid.

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10y ago
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12 oz. according the the Carnation milk website

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12y ago
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MOre than the 12oz that are there now. I need the number for a recipe that my mother simply wrote 1 can evaporated milk.

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That was 8 ounces

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Patricia Ditton

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2y ago
The large can?

the cans i have are about 24 tablespoons

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9y ago
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That is 11oz.

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9y ago
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147 ml

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1 cup

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