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How Much is a Stick of Butter?

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Date: 08/01/2006 Topic: Food Tips and Info > Conversions  
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Post By Dave_C (Guest Post) (08/11/2008)
In the USA, 1 stick of butter is 4 ounces which is 115 grams. 120 grams is a little high, but 5 grams, but really shouldn't effect most recipes.

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Post By phe (Guest Post) (08/03/2008)
1 stick = 1/2 a cup
1 stick = 120g
1 stick = 120ml
1 stick = 4 ounces
hope this helped!

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Post By someone (Guest Post) (04/16/2008)
Thank you!

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Post By Sophia (Guest Post) (04/07/2008)
I'm from SA and when my brother was in the USA he use to make this sauce to pour over Sweet Potato. You bake the sweet potato in the oven or over coals and then let each guest peel it's own sw. pot. This sauce is wicked over it...

2 cups Pecan Nuts finely ground
2 sticks Butter melted
Rind of one or two Oranges & the Juice of one
And a bit of mustard to give it tang
And honey to make it sweet

The mustard and Honey can be adjusted to your own taste.

Method:

Melt butter and add to rest of ingredients!

Yummy yummy yummy

PS: I had to look up what amount a stick of butter is and came across this thread!

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Post by GRINGA (11) | (11/21/2007)
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the 1/2cup or 125grams is the correct coversion thanks everyone for responding.i am from chile and they use the metric system and most of the butter comes in 120,125 grms

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Post By Mary Jo in St. Paul (Guest Post) (11/21/2007)
Hi! Sticks of butter usually come in one pound packages of 4 sticks, so 1 stick equals 1/4 pound.....if you buy Land O Lakes, it has measurements on the side of the stick of butter, as well, with measurements by the tablespoon.

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Post by Stew_Admin (163) | (11/21/2007)
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Could you please explain to me how much is a stick of butter? I am in Australia and we weigh in metric.

Thanks,

Christine from Melbourne, Australia

Answers:

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

One stick of butter is 8 tablespoons, and that equals 118.259 mililiters. I don't know for sure if that's what you need, but there's a good metric conversion tool at http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/conversions.htm (08/01/2006)

By Kim

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

Continued.... A stick of butter which is 8 tablespoons equals .113 kilograms. I think kilograms is what you need rather than milliliters. I hope this helps. (08/01/2006)

By Kim

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

Four sticks of butter weigh one pound, or 16 ounces. This is how we usually purchase it here in the US, in a 4 stick, one pound box. One "stick" of butter weighs 4 ounces. One stick of butter is 1/2 cup and if I'm reading my measuring cup correctly, would be somewhere between 120 to 125 ml. Hope this helps! I'm sorry I haven't learned the metric system. I believe my grandchildren have learned it. Wish one of them were here so I could ask them! (08/01/2006)

By Grandma Margie

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

Well, I don't know metric, but a stick of butter is 8 tablespoons or 4 ounces. I hope you can convert this to metric now. (08/01/2006)

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RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

It is 113 grams (or 4 oz. standard) (08/01/2006)

By camo_angels

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

Thanks everyone, I can now make the recipe for toffee. (08/02/2006)

By downunderchick

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

1 STICK EQUALS 1/2 CUP OF BUTTER (08/02/2006)

By imaqt1962

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

It's a half of a cup (08/02/2006)

By kyx2wa

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

Food conversion charts - a good reference for all to save.

http://longstrom.com/foodconversioncharts.htm (08/02/2006)

By aardvark

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

Here's another website that you can convert almost anything:

http://www.onlineconversion.com/

One stick of butter is 1/2 cup or approx. 113 grams. (08/02/2006)

By Kimmmbo

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

Another way to figure it is a stick of butter is 8 tablespoons. (08/02/2006)

By Linda

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

UNITED STATES 1 STICK OF BUTTER EQUALS 113 GR. APROX, 1/2 CUP (NOTE: IN MEXICO 1 STICK OF BUTTER EQUALS 90 GR.) (08/02/2006)

By Midori

RE: How Much is a Stick of Butter?

http://www.gourmetsleuth.com/conversions.htm

Click on the volume conversion or the metric conversion chart. In the US sticks of butter are sold 4 to a package, one package is 1 pound or 16 ounces. One stick of butter is 4 ounces. To convert this to metric I think it is - 1 stick = 4 ounces = 0.1134 killograms. I hope this helps. Bev (08/02/2006)

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RE: How Much is a cup of Butter?

Into metric please.

Editor's Note: It is 1/2 pound which is 227 grams (10/13/2006)

By Angie

RE: How Much is a cup of butter

How Much is a cup of butter.

Editor's Note: 1/2 a pound or 2 cubes. (07/01/2007)

By kaven

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