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tbhaman

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Have a recipe for Black Mead utilizing black currants. It indicates using black currants but I have pure black currant juice. How do pounds of this fruit translate to ounces?
 
16 oz is always 1 lb. That applies to feathers or lead shot. If you mean how many lbs of fruit do you need to juice to obtain a gallon I would think close to 10 lbs...
 
As my dad used to say, "A pint's a pound the world around".
Except that's actually only true in the US. A pint of water at STP is 1lb, 4oz in the UK, and anywhere that the UK influenced.

In Germany, ein Pfund (cognate with pound) is 500g.
 
It legally doesn't exist here, so if you ask for a pint you get something from 15 to 20oz.

Actually, in Britain a pint of beer is poured in a jar that is marked where the head may start. And you better not let that head begin a hair into that mark. So in Britain a pint is a pint is a pint...
And to dyqik's point: a US gallon is 3.78541 liters , a British gallon is 4.54609 liters so a British pint is a great deal larger than a US pint... so if a gallon of water weighs 8 lbs and so 1 pint weighs 1 lb in the US ... a pint in Britain will weigh more than a lb..
 
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