A number # 10 can holds 128 ounces of liquid.
1/4 can holds 32 ounces which is 4 cups of liquid .

so 4 cups of ketchup equals 1/4 of the number 10 can !!

Simple Yes ???

In article <YOwjb.145416$%h1.145601@sccrnsc02>, "Jimbo"
> wrote:

> A number # 10 can holds 128 ounces of liquid.
> 1/4 can holds 32 ounces which is 4 cups of liquid .
>
> so 4 cups of ketchup equals 1/4 of the number 10 can !!
>
> Simple Yes ???

VinnieA did the weight calc-
>The nutrition label for my Heinz ketchup (don't have Hunts) gives a
>serving size as 1 tbsp and weighs 17g
>16 Tbsp = 1 cup >> 16x17g = 272g
>28.3g = 1oz >> 272g/28.3 = 9.61oz for 1 cup
>Your 28.75/9.61oz = 2.991 cups or about 3 cups

Looks like ketchup is 2g per Tbsp heavier than water.
I'd split the diff and use 3-1/2 cups of ketchup.

monroe(but NOT catsup)