Which statement is true about scoops and ounces?

Which statement is true about scoops and ounces?

• A. One scoop equals two ounces
• B. One scoop equals three ounces
• C. One scoop equals one ounce
• D. One scoop equals 1.5 ounces

Answer: (C)

In scoops-and-ounces measurement, a single scoop is defined as one fluid ounce of product. This means when a recipe or instruction calls for one scoop, you’re adding exactly one ounce, providing a consistent flavor strength and portion size across drinks. If you need more, you increase by whole scoops—two scoops would be two ounces, and so on. The other values would imply a different scoop size, which would change the strength and consistency of the drink, so they don’t fit this standard.

In scoops-and-ounces measurement, a single scoop is defined as one fluid ounce of product. This means when a recipe or instruction calls for one scoop, you’re adding exactly one ounce, providing a consistent flavor strength and portion size across drinks. If you need more, you increase by whole scoops—two scoops would be two ounces, and so on. The other values would imply a different scoop size, which would change the strength and consistency of the drink, so they don’t fit this standard.