In article >,
Rick Vanderwal > wrote:
>4 cups in a quart, 4 quarts in a gallon.
>16x5 = 80 cups...
>
>16x6 = 96 cups.

>It could be tedious....but, if I understand your dilemma right, you need to
>just pour in all these cups of water...
>take an empty milk jug, see if 16 cups fits in it, and where it fits, mark
>the line..

That was my first attempt. I used a two-quart measuring cup. But that
gave me the line that produced a couple bottles less than came from the
6 gallon juice batch . . . The variability would be even worse with
a larger number of smaller cups . . .

hawk
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