A "stick"?

[esseppess]

How much does a stick of butter weigh?

[kengk]

The google search has a very handy converter. Type in 1/4 pound = grams and it will give you an answer. You can also use "to" in place of the equals sign.

[randyjl]

If you have iPhone 4s, Siri can answer your math question very quickly.

[Chemicalkinetics]

If you have graduated from a real middle school, then you should able to do your own math. :P (I am not criticizing you, just being funny and truthful).

[Chemicalkinetics]

4 sticks of butter is 1 pound, so 1 stick of butter is a quarter of a pound.

Alternatively, 4 sticks of butter is 454g, so 1 stick is 113.5 -- as TeRReT said.

[TeRReT]

A pound of butter is 454g, 4 sticks to a lb so 113.5g

[hill food]

as much as a new-born panda (they're tiny, the last DC one in '05-ish had the name 'butterstick' before the official one was given.)

[Chemicalkinetics]

This is the best answer thus far.

[LauraGrace]

Immediately made me think of this:

http://xkcd.com/526/

[Bill Hunt]

I was thinking of a baby lemur: http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=B..., but you have nailed it. Had not though of a panda, as a unit of weight, but think that the US needs to adopt that, especially in regards to butter.

Hunt

[acgold7]

4 oz, a quarter lb, or 8 Tbsp. That's why they call them Quarters.

[esseppess]

Thnx,I wsn't clear - I meant in grams (4 us cooking in foreign lands.) Butter comes in 100g or 250g pkts. here.

[acgold7]

There are 28 grams in an ounce, so a US stick of butter should be a little over 100 grams, maybe 110-112. You could probably use the 100g packets as a reasonable substitute.

[esseppess]

Thank u