How many ounces in 8 cups?

8 cups = 64 fl oz

128 Tbsp · 384 tsp · 1,893 mL

Measure with: 8 cups

Converter

8 cups = 64 fl oz

Fluid ounces
64 fl oz
Cups
8
Tablespoons
128
Teaspoons
384
Milliliters
1,893 mL
Measure with
8 cups
Other cup standards

US cups: 8 · nutrition-label cups (240 mL): 7.886 · metric cups (250 mL): 7.571 · UK fluid ounces: 66.61

US customary cup = 236.6 mL

Eight cups is 2 quarts, or half a gallon. If you track water in 8 fl oz glasses, eight glasses come to 64 fl oz, the same half gallon (64 oz to cups).

Counting in 500 mL bottles (16.9 fl oz each), 8 cups takes about 3.79 bottles. A full gallon is twice that, 16 cups (ounces in a gallon).

For baking, 8 cups of spooned all-purpose flour weighs about 960 g (33.86 oz by weight), a bit over 2 pounds.

Cups to fluid ounces, tablespoons and mL
CupsFluid ouncesTablespoonsTeaspoonsmL
1/8 cup1 fl oz2630
1/6 cup1.33 fl oz2.67839
1/4 cup2 fl oz41259
1/3 cup2.67 fl oz5.331679
3/8 cup3 fl oz61889
1/2 cup4 fl oz824118
2/3 cup5.33 fl oz10.6732158
3/4 cup6 fl oz1236177
7/8 cup7 fl oz1442207
1 cup8 fl oz1648237
1 1/4 cups10 fl oz2060296
1 1/3 cups10.67 fl oz21.3364315
1 1/2 cups12 fl oz2472355
2 cups16 fl oz3296473
2 1/2 cups20 fl oz40120591
3 cups24 fl oz48144710
4 cups32 fl oz64192946
5 cups40 fl oz802401,183
6 cups48 fl oz962881,420
8 cups64 fl oz1283841,893
16 cups128 fl oz2567683,785

What 8 cups weighs

Weight of 8 cups by ingredient
Ingredient8 cupHow measured
All-purpose flour960 g · 33.86 ozspooned into the cup and leveled
Granulated sugar1,584 g · 55.87 ozscooped and leveled
Brown sugar (packed)1,704 g · 60.11 ozpacked firmly
Butter1,814 g · 64 ozcut at the Tbsp marks on the wrapper (1 stick = 1/2 cup)
Rolled oats712 g · 25.12 ozscooped and leveled
Water1,888 g · 66.6 ozliquid measuring cup

Questions

8 cups of water is how many ounces?

64 fl oz, which is half a gallon.

Is 8 cups half a gallon?

Yes. A US gallon is 16 cups, so 8 cups is exactly half.

How many 16.9 oz bottles make 8 cups?

About 3.79 bottles of 16.9 fl oz.

Sources: US customary units: NIST Handbook 44. How we calculate.