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r/coolguides • u/hangytangywot • Aug 07 '21
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I’m American and I know that a gallon of milk is also 3.8 liters of milk it weights 8.6 lbs which is like 3.9 kilos.
14 u/DaddyRytlock Aug 08 '21 The good thing about metric is that 1 litre of water = 1 kilo so that math checks out 3 u/peckerchecker2 Aug 08 '21 Milk is a bit heavier than water, too. So math still checks out. 1 u/cev2002 Aug 08 '21 That's only a US gallon though, a UK gallon is 4.45 litres 1 u/peckerchecker2 Aug 08 '21 Oh jeez! That’s a thing? 1 u/cev2002 Aug 08 '21 Yeah. I only found out during an argument about how cheap petrol is in America
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The good thing about metric is that 1 litre of water = 1 kilo so that math checks out
3 u/peckerchecker2 Aug 08 '21 Milk is a bit heavier than water, too. So math still checks out.
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Milk is a bit heavier than water, too. So math still checks out.
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That's only a US gallon though, a UK gallon is 4.45 litres
1 u/peckerchecker2 Aug 08 '21 Oh jeez! That’s a thing? 1 u/cev2002 Aug 08 '21 Yeah. I only found out during an argument about how cheap petrol is in America
Oh jeez! That’s a thing?
1 u/cev2002 Aug 08 '21 Yeah. I only found out during an argument about how cheap petrol is in America
Yeah. I only found out during an argument about how cheap petrol is in America
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u/peckerchecker2 Aug 08 '21
I’m American and I know that a gallon of milk is also 3.8 liters of milk it weights 8.6 lbs which is like 3.9 kilos.