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    Ounces in a Quart

    Pin with liquid measuring cup sizes showing ounces in a quart.

    Here are my quick and easy conversions for calculating Ounces In A Quart for your fluid ounces required in a recipe! There are some really simple amounts to remember, then making adjustments to your recipes on the fly will be a snap!

    Liquid measuring cup sizes showing ounces in a quart.
    A variety of different liquid measuring cup sizes with ounces, mL, pint, and quart measurements.

    How Many Ounces In A Quart?

    While some styles of cooking call for “a pinch of this” and a “dash of that,” many rely on precise recipes for a successful outcome, especially baking. Your grandma may be able to rely on her memory to create her famous spaghetti sauce and mouthwatering meatloaf, but most of us need some direction when it comes to making dinner. Perhaps one day we’ll be a good as granny! *Pinch and dash are actually fractional teaspoon amounts. You can read more about them in my Tablespoons to Cups conversion guide!

    Jump to:
    • How Many Ounces In A Quart?
    • Some Quick Conversions
    • Easy Conversion Chart: Fluid Ounces to Quarts
    • More Measurement Conversions

    Why Do I Need Conversions?

    As you go through your recipes, you may find that some metrics are not what you’re used to, or you need to convert the measurements from ounces to quarts. Since I love international recipes, this is my most common issue when I see a drool-worthy recipe from another country!

    Knowing how many ounces are in a quart will be useful when you’re in the kitchen. Once you have the info already in your head, you won’t have to worry about looking it up while you’re busy cooking. Your cooking time will be cut down and you’ll always be prepared!

    Depending upon how many people you’re serving, you may need to scale your recipe up or down, making this equation information useful as well. Before long, these conversions will come second nature, but for now, you can refer to this go-to guide to get you going. With a little practice, you won’t have to think twice when preparing your family’s favorite meals!

    Remember to have all your measuring spoons and cups on hand when you’re prepping a recipe. It really does help to thoroughly check out the recipe before you get started and see what you may need, what you must convert, and so forth!

    Just as you set out your ingredients, the measuring gadgets should be at the ready as well. The more organized your kitchen, the better the process will go. Even cleanup will be more convenient!

    The Breakdown

    • There are 32 ounces in one quart using the Imperial System of measurement. In the U.S., the imperial system is currently used for measurements. It was originally called the “British Imperial System,” but when the U.S. was established, we continued using the Imperial System whereas many other countries around the world moved along to the Metric System.
    • Fluid ounces (for liquids) are not the same as weight by the ounce. An ounce (or a fluid ounce) is the amount of water weighing one ounce. You may notice that many recipes call for cups. There are 4 cups in one quart, 8 oz per cup. There are 4 quarts in one gallon (literally a 'quarter' of a gallon apiece, which is where the name comes from). And there are 2 pints in one quart, 16 fluid ounces in one pint.

    Remember to use measuring gadgets designed for liquids, not for dry ingredients.

    Some Quick Conversions

    • 1 Gallon = 4 Quarts = 8 Pints = 16 cups = 128 fl oz
    • 1 Quart = 2 Pints = 4 Cups = 32 fl oz
    • 1 Pint = 2 Cups = 16 fl oz
    • 1 Cup = 8 fl oz

    Easy Conversion Chart: Fluid Ounces to Quarts

    Use this basic conversion chart below for easy access.

    Fluid OuncesQuartsOther
    10.03125 
    20.0625 
    30.09375 
    40.125 
    80.25 
    160.51 pint
    240.75 
    321 
    401.25 
    481.5 
    561.75 
    642 
    12841 gallon

    Good luck with your recipes! Once you know how to properly and quickly convert measurements your recipe results will be fantastic and tasty!

    More Measurement Conversions

    Tablespoons To CupsOunces In A QuartLiters In A Gallon
    Cups In A PintCups In A QuartMilliliters in a Cup
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    Grams Of Sugar To TeaspoonsGrams In A CupOunces In A Cup
    Ounces In A ShotTablespoons In ¼ CupCups In A Gallon
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