9 oz. of flour equals 2.04 cups. If you don't have a weighing scales and a recipe calls for 9 oz., you could just use a little more than 2 cups instead.
1.25 cup
1 cup = 8 ounces
1 ounce = 0.12 cup
unsifted and leveled off there are 2 1/2 cups in 10 oz. of flour
Each 4 ounces of flour in weight is equal to one cup of flour in volume. Based on that conversion, 10 ounces of flour would be equal to two and a half cups of flour.
About 1/5 of a cup.
That is approximately 10 cups of plain white flour.
For dry goods, ounces are a measure of weight, and cups are a measure of volume. For all purpose flour, one cup = 4.5 ounces, so 12 ounces of flour are equal to approximately 2.6 cups.
that is 3.5 cups of flour
That is approximately 5.5 ounces flour
Two cups of white, all purpose flour weighs approximately 10 ounces. A five pound sack (80 ounces) of white, all purpose flour costs approximately $1.00, so 10 ounces would cost approximately twelve and a half cents.
There are 6.8 cups of all-purpose flour in 850 grams. There are 192.78 cups of flour in 850 ounces of flour.
102.25 cups
17.5 ounces will be equal to 24.81 cups of flour.
4 cups. One cup = 8 ounces. This answer is wrong. There are about 5 ounces of flour(all purpose) in one cup. 32 ounces of flour= 6.4 cups
All measures under US standards: 8 oz of semolina or buckwheat flour = aprox 1.3 cups 8 oz of whole wheat flour = aprox 1.7 cups 8 oz of wheat bread flour = aprox 2.3 cups 8 oz of cake or rye flour = aprox 2.5 cups
That is approximately 5.681 cups of plain white flour.
4 ounces of flour is equal to 0.5 cups. Wrong, it is a cup.