how much liquid vegetable oil equals 1/2 cup of solid ?

Answer 1

Unlike water, oil does not decrease in volume when it goes from solid to liquid.

Answer 2

0ne half cup.......

Answer 3

If it says 'fluid ounces' on the package that is the way to measure it in all forms.  Vegetable oil does, in fact, say 'FL OZ' which is - fluid ounces.  IF you are talking about vegetable oil spread, that's a little bit different... vegetable oil spread is measured as 'net weight' and reads as 'NT WT' on labels and is not in fluid ounces.  There is a difference between net weight and fluid ounces and there is a difference between vegetable oil and vegetable oil spread but most people ignore it and just use whatever amount the recipe calls for whether it's vegetable oil or vegetable oil spread.  If you really wanted to figure out for yourself, you'd need a kitchen scale to find the net weight of the measured out amount of vegetable oil that the recipe calls for and then use that weight to measure out the same amount of vegetable oil spread... but vegetable oil spread is not the same thing anyways so why measure, it's going to be different no matter what.

Answer 4

Probably around the same amount?, give or take.

Answer 5

Solid what? Vegetable oil in either form would be the same amount. 

Answer 6

A  ½ cup, the oil measure is the same liquid or solid.  

Answer 7

When replacing vegetable oil with fat or vice versa you'll use the exact same amount

Answer 8

1/2 cup, it's the same.

Answer 9

1/2 cup.

Unlike water, oil does not decrease in volume when it goes from solid to liquid.