How many almonds in 1/4 cup?

jillbhappy
on 5/26/11 6:18 am - Oceanside, CA
also how much does it weigh in oz.?  trying to track my food
Jill
Surgery date 2/8/10
Start weight 264

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steve D.
on 5/26/11 6:21 am - West Fargo, ND
about 11
            
jillbhappy
on 5/26/11 6:31 am - Oceanside, CA
thats it? well heck...thanks Steve
Jill
Surgery date 2/8/10
Start weight 264

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unewillow
on 5/26/11 7:19 am - CT
A quarter cup is technically 2oz, but anything you can make fit in a measuring cup you should measure that way for portions.
            
jillbhappy
on 5/26/11 7:41 am, edited 5/26/11 7:41 am - Oceanside, CA
M AT WORK AND THE CONTAINER SAYS 1/4 SERVING SIZE JUST TRYING TO FIGURE HOW TO TRACK IT. i WILL COUNT IT AS 2OZ I GUESS OR ABOUT 25 ALMONDS...SOUND RIGHT?
Jill
Surgery date 2/8/10
Start weight 264

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MacMadame
on 5/26/11 7:58 am - Northern, CA
It depends on the size of the almonds. Basically, it's a handful of almonds. A small handful though.

I used to measure the nuts all the time but now I can eyeball them and be pretty accurate. I still measure once in a while to make sure my eyeballs haven't grown. LOL

If I had some almonds at home, I'd measure them for you but I only have pistachios and cashews.

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spedcon
on 5/26/11 9:28 am
Hi Jill....if we guess right, do we get a prize?                   Connie
jillbhappy
on 5/27/11 2:08 am - Oceanside, CA
Just my love and devotion
Jill
Surgery date 2/8/10
Start weight 264

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loudlibrarian
on 5/26/11 9:33 am

40-48 almonds in 2 oz. according to Ask.com, and 1.5 oz is 1/3 cup.  How long after surgery were you allowed to have nuts?  I was just reading over my food lists and they are listed under the foods to avoid, but they have so much protein I'm not sure why.  Thanks!

Elizabeth N.
on 5/26/11 12:08 pm - Burlington County, NJ
I don't have any whole almonds here or I'd do the hard work of figuring it out. Here's how:

1. Get a 1/4 cup measuring cup.

2. Get your almonds.

3. Fill the 1/4 cup measuring cup with almonds.

4. Count the almonds in the cup.

5. (optional) Put the almonds on your food scale and record the weight for future reference.


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