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How many milliliters are there in a cup?
1 US cup = 236.588237 milliliters
How many quarter cups are in a cup?
Four, just like four quarters of anything make a whole.
How many quarter cups in a cup?
It's actually a quarter of a cup so it is a quarter cup. 1/4 a cup.
How many milliliters per fluid cup?
On cup (8 fl. oz.) is 236.588ml.
How many oz in a quarter cup?
There are 2 fluid ounces in a quarter cup.
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