if a recipe calls for one stick of butter what does this measuer to if you don t have a stick of butter?

Answer 1

If you are baking, you need stick butter or margarine. You cannot use the stuff in the tub, it has too much water. A stick of butter equals 1/2 cup or 8 Tbsp.

Answer 2

How Much Is One Stick Of Butter

Answer 3

1 stick of butter equals 1/2 cup of butter. 4 sticks to a package equals 2 cups of butter. If you are dealing with a full pound of butter (no sticks), let the pound of butter soften a bit and then put it into a 1/2 cup measuring cup.

Answer 4

I would Use half butter half olive oil.. well depends what your making. If its a cake use half olive half butter so only use 3/4 butter and use 3/4 oil.. But if its something different use 3/4 or the butter and 1/4 oil

Answer 5

If your receipt calls for a stick of butter it's a half cup real butter,not marg, and if you are baking I use unsalted, to control the salt level some butters have alot of salt.

Answer 6

Eight tablespoons. Get a giant measuring cup, fill with water to the 1 cup mark. Add butter pieces until it reaches 1.5 cups. Drain the water and use the butter as normal. That'll get you the half cup which is one stick of butter.

Answer 7

a stick of butter weighs 1/4 pound (butter is sold in pound boxes in the usa) there are 4 sticks in each pound. 1/4 pound = 4 ounces

Answer 8

if im not mistaken 1 stick = 125gms of butter

Answer 9

8 tbsp

Answer 10

a half a cup or eight tsp i have a stick and i just looked at the measurments and it is a half cup not one cup (8tbsp) not tsp sorry