Sometimes you just need to know just how many pints in a quart… we all have momentary lapses… or how maybe you need to know how many tablespoons are in ½ cup… whatever the reason, it’s always good to have an Equivalent Chart around to help you.
This Equivalents Chart for Liquid Measures also comes in handy when adjusting recipes to increase or decrease the amount of servings. The easiest way to adjust a recipe is to break down the ingredient amounts to basic units first before increasing or decreasing them. Remember to keep the ratios the same… if you divide one in half.. do the same to the others… or if you double one, double them all….
After you’ve done the math… the next step is to convert it into the largest units of measure to make the actual measuring of ingredients the easiest.
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Bookmark this post or this blog to come back to it whenever you need to use one of the many resources here. You will find this chart also on one of the pages at the top of this blog.
I hope you find this helpful!
Liquid Measure Equivalents in Cooking Chart
fl oz = fluid ounces
tbsp = tablespoon
tsp = teaspoon
pt = pint
qt = quart
gal = gallon
