How Many Ounces in a Liter?

February 5th, 2010 Posted in Your Questions No Comments »

How Many Ounces in a Liter?

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From now on I want to take a more proactive approach to answering Your Health Questions by posting them separately in the blog. This way we can be sure that everyone benefits from the Q & A.

Ellen wrote:

“I am trying to convert fluid ounces to liters for some recipes, but I am not sure how many ounces are in a liter. Can you help me?”

Response:

There are 33.8140226 fluid ounces (fl oz) in 1 liter (l).

Click here to view the super-easy-to-use full conversion table.

Fluid ounces is a unit of measurement in the bass-ackwards, nearly useless, imperial system that should slowly be phased out, while liters are part of the more appropriate, easier to calculate and measure, metric system.

Use the table below to easily convert larger values:

Liters To Fluid Ounces Conversion Chart

Liter	Ounce	Liter	Ounce	Liter	Ounce	Liter	Ounce
1	33.8140226	26	879.1645876	51	1724.515153	76	2569.865718
2	67.6280452	27	912.9786102	52	1758.329175	77	2603.67974
3	101.4420678	28	946.7926328	53	1792.143198	78	2637.493763
4	135.2560904	29	980.6066554	54	1825.95722	79	2671.307785
5	169.070113	30	1014.420678	55	1859.771243	80	2705.121808
6	202.8841356	31	1048.234701	56	1893.585266	81	2738.935831
7	236.6981582	32	1082.048723	57	1927.399288	82	2772.749853
8	270.5121808	33	1115.862746	58	1961.213311	83	2806.563876
9	304.3262034	34	1149.676768	59	1995.027333	84	2840.377898
10	338.140226	35	1183.490791	60	2028.841356	85	2874.191921
11	371.9542486	36	1217.304814	61	2062.655379	86	2908.005944
12	405.7682712	37	1251.118836	62	2096.469401	87	2941.819966
13	439.5822938	38	1284.932859	63	2130.283424	88	2975.633989
14	473.3963164	39	1318.746881	64	2164.097446	89	3009.448011
15	507.210339	40	1352.560904	65	2197.911469	90	3043.262034
16	541.0243616	41	1386.374927	66	2231.725492	100	3381.40226
17	574.8383842	42	1420.188949	67	2265.539514	125	4226.752825
18	608.6524068	43	1454.002972	68	2299.353537	150	5072.10339
19	642.4664294	44	1487.816994	69	2333.167559	175	5917.453955
20	676.280452	45	1521.631017	70	2366.981582	200	6762.80452
21	710.0944746	46	1555.44504	71	2400.795605	250	8453.50565
22	743.9084972	47	1589.259062	72	2434.609627	300	10144.20678
23	777.7225198	48	1623.073085	73	2468.42365	500	16907.0113
24	811.5365424	49	1656.887107	74	2502.237672	750	25360.51695
25	845.350565	50	1690.70113	75	2536.051695	1000	33814.0226

Resources:

I ripped that table from this page: Conversion Chart.

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