How Many Oz In A 700 Ml Water Bottle?

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Anonymous

∙ 15y agoUpdated: 5/22/2024

Your 700 ml is just a hint short of 3 cups, or about 23.7 ounces. (Three cups is 24 fluid ounces.)

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