Why is one cup of shredded cheese only 4 oz. and not 8oz. which a cup?
You're right, a cup of shredded cheese is usually 4 ounces, not 8. This is because shredded cheese takes up more space than a solid block of cheese.
Here's why:
* Air pockets: Shredding creates air pockets between the strands of cheese, increasing the volume.
* Density: Shredded cheese is less dense than a solid block, meaning the same weight takes up more space.
So, while a cup is generally considered 8 ounces for most ingredients, it's important to note that this doesn't apply to shredded cheese due to its unique properties.
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