How Many 8 Ounce Cups In A Gallon?

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∙ 14y agoUpdated: 10/6/2023

16 bottles. There is 128 ounces in a gallon, so you divide 128 ounces by 8 ounces in a bottle to get 16. Another way to think about it is 8 goes into 128 16 times, therefore you will need 16 8 ounce bottles to make a gallon (128 ounces).

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