How many grains of rice in a bowl?
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I've been on freerice.com for a while now, but I'm wondering how many grains of rice make up a bowl?
How many words do you have to get right to give a whole meal to a person?
Ugh!
Fine– how many grains of rice would be enough to feed a person for 1 meal?
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1 Red R // Jun 24, 2008
that wquld depend on the size of the bowl, then start counting, happy trails………….
2 Nocturnal_Nisha // Jun 24, 2008
say what…depends on the size of the bowl
1000 i think
3 Betty // Jun 24, 2008
You need two things:
1) The average volume of a bowl
2) The average number of grains per bowl
1) Since "bowl' is not a standard unit of volume, you'll need to guestimate the volume. Go to your cupboard and find as many different cereal bowls as you can find. Fill them with water and dump them into a measuring pitcher. Use this formula to find the average:
Volume of bowl #1 + volume of bowl # 2 + volume of bowl # 3….. DIVIDED by the number of bowls you used.
2) To get an approximation of the # of grains of rice in a cup, do this:
Find a 1/4 tsp or smaller. Fill it level with rice. Count the # of grains of rice. Do this about 5 times. Use the formula from above:
1st rice grain count + 2nd rice grain count +… 5th rice grain count DIVIDED by 5. This will give you the average # of grains of rice per 1/4 tsp.
Next, fiqure out the # of grains of rice per cup. Use this conversion factor:
48 tsp = 1 cup
Rice will increase approximately 2.5 to 3 times in volume when cooked. For example, when you cook a cup of rice, you'll end up with approximately 3 cups of cooked rice.
Depending on the average volume of the bowl that you found in step 1, it will be easy to figure out how many grains of rice in one bowl.
4 garrettsambo // Jun 24, 2008
1000