Guess what...
If you buy a frozen pie crust, you are actually forced to buy two... It is not smart or very "doable" to use one at a time - packaging issues and thaw refreeze issues...
So I had to come up with a second pie flavor for tomorrow... For shame, huh? I hear you all crying out there...
I have decided to do a chocolate pie.
My question...
How many ounces are in 1.75 cups? The recipe calls for 1.75 cups of Hershey's Special Dark chocolate chips... I want to use the bar of baking chocolate that I already own...
I plan on baking the pies tonight so a quick respose is appreciated!
Dry measure, 1 cup = 8 ounces. Does that sound right?
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That is exactly right.
8 fluid ounces is a cup. Dry things have different weights per volume. My bag of chips says that 12 oz is 2 cups (there's a lot of space in there!), so 10.5oz = 1.75 cups. Hope that helps! I have to do these kinds of conversions everytime I cook here with recipes and equipment in all sorts of measures! Fortunately I have US chips stockpiled!
Chocolate pie. Yum! You don't need it now, but here's a conversion chart that you might want to print and hang onto for next time. Have a great holiday.
Chocolate pie, I want to come to your house!
I agree with Hedghog! The pie sounds yummy.
14. But who's counting! Happy Thankgsiving!
I hope you figured it out. My pie called for 3 squares.
Like hedgehog cooking has become a mathematical exercise where my calculator is used as often as the oven timer!! How I hate going from Celsius to Fahrenheit...
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