Fluid Ounce facts
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There is no standard volume for shot glasses. In Germany, a shot is 20 mL, while in Japan, it is 60 mL. In the US, the standard shot size is 44 mL, or 1.5 fluid ounces (though that is only official in Utah; elsewhere in the US a shot can technically be any size, though 44 mL is the standard)
how fluid ounces in a cup?
On June 4, 1974, Cleveland Indians offered 12 fluid ounce (355 ml) cups of 3.2% beer for just 10 cents each, leading to a brawl in the 9th inning and cause the forfeiture of the game.
What fluid ounce allowed on plane?
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what fluid ounce is allowed on airplanes?
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there are two different U.S. gallons (one for liquid, one for dry). Additionally, the imperial gallon is bigger than both. Conversely, the imperial fluid ounce is smaller than the U.S. fluid ounce.
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The US has two separate fluid ounce definitions, which differ by about 5%.
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Only Utah standardizes the size of a shot, 1.5 fluid ounces.
