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How much does it cost to buy 48 pounds of flour cost today?
how much does a 48-pound sack of flour cost today
What is the best flour sack towels to use fabric paint pens on?
Diy Flour Sack towel
How much does 2 cups of white flour cost?
Two cups of white, all purpose flour weighs approximately 10 ounces. A five pound sack (80 ounces) of white, all purpose flour costs approximately $1.00, so 10 ounces would cost approximately twelve and a half cents.
What is the cost of flour sugar juice a whole ham and dozen eggs cost in 1930?
Flour - ? Sugar - $1.25 per 25lb sack Juice - ? Whole Ham - 27 cents Dozen eggs - 18 cents
How much did a sweater cost in 1932?
I think it was about 50 cents to 2 $, there was time when women use to sew the sack of flour and wear them so the flour companies decided to use color prints on the sack so that they have colorful dresses to wear.
How much to Florida panthers single game tickets cost?
a sack of potatoes
White ball sack?
U probably dipped it balls in flour or paint
What is the collective noun for a group of flour?
There is no standardized collective nouns for flour. This is most likely because flour has come in many forms in many places over the centuries.Collective nouns are an informal part of language. Any noun that is descriptive of the thing grouped can function as a collective noun. Some common examples are:a sack of floura cup of floura dusting of flour
Is Mr sack happy today?
no he is not happy today because he is used today
How much is a 50 sack of cocaine?
50 sack is a sack worth 50 dollars.
How much does a 5 sack of weed weigh?
It depends on the quality of the weed. "5 sack" means a bag of weed that cost $5. The price and weight ratio is relative to quality and supply-and-demand factors. See Sources and related links.Half a gram, if you're dealer is nice.
What did they wear during the Great Depression?
It was not uncommon to make dresses out of flour sacks. The material was tightly woven and much softer than feed sack, which were more coarsely woven from rougher materials.
