# How Many Ounces in Half Cup?

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**What is ½ cup to the ounce?** ½ the U.S. cup equals **4 fluid ounces**. It is the first requirement of the measurements that you remember the units. **Like in any recipe, you do not say that it requires 4 salts**. Instead, put it like it required 4 tablespoons of teaspoons of salt. Your understanding of the units should be clear, and also, **you should know which system is better to be followed.**

### What is a fluid ounce:

**A fluid ounce (abbreviated fl oz, fl. oz., or oz. fl).** Although several definitions have been used throughout history. **The British Imperial and the United States customary fluid ounce are the only two that are still in general use.**

**An imperial fluid ounce is equal to 120 percent of an imperial pint, 160 percent of an imperial gallon, or 28.41 milliliters.**

US fluid ounce is exactly **29.5735295625 mL or 1/16 of a US liquid pint and 1/128 of a US liquid gallon.**

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