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Convert liquids and cubic measurements. US customary, imperial, and metric cooking measures are labeled separately.

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L
0.2641720524gal (US)
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1 L = 0.2641720524 gal (US)

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US and UK gallons, pints, and fluid ounces are different sizes. A metric cup is 250 mL; a US customary cup is 236.5882365 mL.

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Liter equivalents

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Milliliter (mL)1,000 mL
Cubic meter (m³)0.001 m³
Cubic centimeter (cm³)1,000 cm³
Cubic inch (in³)61.02374409 in³
Cubic foot (ft³)0.03531466672 ft³
US gallon (gal (US))0.2641720524 gal (US)
US quart (qt (US))1.056688209 qt (US)
US pint (pt (US))2.113376419 pt (US)
US fluid ounce (fl oz (US))33.8140227 fl oz (US)
US cup (cup (US))4.226752838 cup (US)
US tablespoon (tbsp (US))67.6280454 tbsp (US)
US teaspoon (tsp (US))202.8841362 tsp (US)
Imperial gallon (gal (UK))0.2199692483 gal (UK)
Imperial pint (pt (UK))1.759753986 pt (UK)
Imperial fluid ounce (fl oz (UK))35.19507973 fl oz (UK)
Metric cup (cup (metric))4 cup (metric)

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Convert liquids and cubic measurements. US customary, imperial, and metric cooking measures are labeled separately.

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