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  1. How many cups or ounces are in a box of powdered sugar? I guessed 16 oz, but I was probably wrong
    since my frosting was very runny.

  2. x-archive:no said:

    How many cups or ounces are in a box of powdered sugar? I guessed 16 oz, but I was probably wrong
    since my frosting was very runny.

    How big is the box?

    One way to tell is to look at the fine print on the front.

    --Lia

  3. "x-archive:no" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    How many cups or ounces are in a box of powdered sugar? I guessed 16 oz, but I was probably wrong
    since my frosting was very runny.

    Boxes of powdered sugar typically contain 16 ounces (1 pound weight). Bags vary by size, but are
    usually in increments of a pound. I usually buy a 2 pound bag (32 ounces).

    Wayne

  4. x-archive:no said:

    How many cups or ounces are in a box of powdered sugar? I guessed 16 oz, but I was probably wrong
    since my frosting was very runny.

    This is what I like about Usenet. It's refreshing to that there's plenty of people out there with a
    lot less in the favor.

    -sw

  5. Quoted message said:

    How many cups or ounces are in a box of powdered sugar? I guessed 16 oz, but I was probably wrong
    since my frosting was very runny.

    If the package doesn't tell you directly you can always look at the nutritional label and multiply
    the serving size times the number of servings in the whole package.

  6. "x-archive:no" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    How many cups or ounces are in a box of powdered sugar? I guessed 16 oz, but I was probably wrong
    since my frosting was very runny.

    What were the other ingredients in the frosting? Butter maybe? From experience, if you get butter
    more liqued than softened, you end up with runny frosting. IMO, this has more of an impact than the
    amount of powdered sugar.

  7. how about using weighing scales???

  8. (paula) said:

    how about using weighing scales???

    How about looking at the front of the box.

    -sw

  9. In article <[email hidden]>,

    (paula) said:

    how about using weighing scales???

    Or reading the front of the box?

    Miche

    --
    If you want to end war and stuff you got to sing loud. -- Arlo Guthrie, "Alice's Restaurant"

  10. I was using a recipe that called for a box of powdered sugar and the recipe didn't have the
    equivalent in ounces or cups. I had a used 32 ounce bag, no scale and too lazy to go the grocery
    store since it was late at night. Since there are 8 ounces in a cup, I thought I'd try 16 ounces by
    volume. I know 16 ounces by volume is not the same as 16 ounces by weight, so I was wondering if 1).
    how many cups\ounces were in a box.

    x-archive:no said:

    How many cups or ounces are in a box of powdered sugar? I guessed 16 oz, but I was probably wrong
    since my frosting was very runny.

  11. "x-archive:no" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I was using a recipe that called for a box of powdered sugar and the recipe didn't have the
    equivalent in ounces or cups. I had a used 32 ounce bag, no scale and too lazy to go the grocery
    store since it was late at night. Since there are 8 ounces in a cup, I thought I'd try 16 ounces
    by volume. I know 16 ounces by volume is not the same as 16 ounces by weight, so I was wondering
    if 1). how many cups\ounces were in a box.

    According to issue number 6 of Everyday Food, a 1 lb. box of powdered sugar is equal to 3 and 2/3's
    cups. If you used two cups, you were off by 1 2/3's cups...

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