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by Guest » Sat Jan 21, 2006 2:29 pm
Depends how many grammas you can put in there!
A cup is a volume, a gram is a weight, so it depends on the weight of the material that's placed in the cup.
A cup of sugar weighs 225 grams,
A cup of flour weighs 110 grams,
A cup of Qrange Juice weighs about 249 grams but throw in some Grenadine and Tequila and after you slam a few of those, you won't really care.
A cup is a volume, a gram is a weight, so it depends on the weight of the material that's placed in the cup.
A cup of sugar weighs 225 grams,
A cup of flour weighs 110 grams,
A cup of Qrange Juice weighs about 249 grams but throw in some Grenadine and Tequila and after you slam a few of those, you won't really care.
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