quart

That doesn't mean one should have to drive a car just to buy a quart of milk.

In this respect (partial antiquation in the wake of unit redefinitions) liters have something in common with the quart.

You bought 1 loaf of bread, 1 quart of milk, a few pounds of potatoes, etc.

Why, a pint's the 'alf of a quart, and there's four quarts to the gallon.

Eats ice cream by the quart, as often as she can get it.

At first blush, I think there's a snake around here somewhere that's a quart low.

I would try drinking a quart of cold water, take a cold shower, eat a meal with complex carbs, veggies and lean protein.

One night, trying to finish a project, I drank an entire quart of strongly brewed coffee (~500mg)and ate the caffeinated breath mints like popcorn (30mg each)[0].

I won't drink a non-food-grade quart of water either.

A century ago it was utterly unthinkable that people would drink milk in any format other than quart glass jars delivered daily to a little airlock on the side of the house.

I just add chopped cabbage and a tablespoon of salt into a quart-sized jar, fill with filtered water and wait a week or so until it tastes sour enough.

AND because I wear a Fitbit and shop at Whole Foods I am now entitled to drink a quart of Gatorade every day, and drinking that Gatorade is making me healthy!

Moore tells the interviewer that one "could drink a whole quart of [Roundup]" without any harm.

How does the "American" system help, if you have to halve say 1 lb of butter and 1 quart of milk?

"Yeah I'll have a quart of Coke" certainly sounds weird.

If you end up with a carton of very fresh eggs and need to cook them right away, you can add a half teaspoon of baking soda to a quart of water to make the cooking water alkaline (though this intensifies the sulfury flavor)." (On Food and Cooking (2nd Ed.), p.