How many cups are in a pound of blueberries?

The size of these berries ran between .25 to .5 inches in diameter. We found that a 1 pound container (450g) holds about 3 to 3.5 cups or 195 to 210 fresh blueberries. For a 1 quart measurement you would need to purchase about 1.5 pounds which equals about 4.25 cups. read more

We found that a 1 pound container (450g) holds about 3 to 3.5 cups or 195 to 210 fresh blueberries. For a 1 quart measurement you would need to purchase about 1.5 pounds which equals about 4.25 cups. The smaller 1 pint clamshell cartons commonly sold in stores holds about 2.25 cups of blueberries and weighs about ¾ pound. read more

A cup is a volumetric measure, 250 ml, a pound is an archaic measure of weight and the two are not compatible. The number of berries that will fit into a cup depends on the size of the berries and how tightly they are packed. read more

Educate Your Eye: 1 Pound of Blueberries One pound of blueberries is about four heaping palmfuls of berries. Whether you can handle the berries or simply need to picture it, it's about the same amount of marbles you'd be able to hold in an open palm four times over. read more