What is an accurate estimate for ounce of cereal?

It's difficult to give an accurate estimate for an ounce of cereal without knowing the cereal's density. Here's why:

* Cereal Density Varies: Different cereals have different densities. A light and airy cereal like puffed rice will take up more volume than a dense cereal like granola.

* Serving Size Matters: Cereal boxes usually list a serving size in grams or ounces. This is the most reliable way to measure out an ounce of cereal.

Here's a general guide:

* Dry cereal: 1 ounce of dry cereal is roughly 1/4 cup.

* Cereal with pieces: 1 ounce of cereal with larger pieces, like granola, might be closer to 1/3 cup.

The best way to get an accurate measurement:

1. Check the box: Look for the serving size listed in ounces or grams.

2. Use a measuring cup: If you don't have a scale, use a standard 1/4 cup measuring cup to approximate 1 ounce of dry cereal.

3. Adjust for density: If your cereal is dense, you might want to use slightly less than 1/4 cup.

Remember, these are just estimations. It's always best to rely on the serving size provided on the cereal box for the most accurate measurement.