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I've promised the kids flapjack for pudding after dinner tonight but my scales have given up on me.
I'm scouring the web but just can't find the help I need,so thought you trusty lot would be kind enough to come to the rescue!
I need to use 225 grams of treacle, what would this convert to in tablespoons?
I think I can work the rest out myself.
Thanks to anyone that helpsMummy to ds 29/12/06 dd 10/2/08 ds 25/5/11:Amy angel born too soon 18/11/12, always with me Emmie Faith:A15 projects in 2015 10/15completed0 -
According to the nutritional info on the tin, 139 g= 100 mL
So you need approx. 160 mL of treacle to get 225 g
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As near as I can find and it's not very clear in any of the conversion charts 225g = half a pound i.e 8oz. 1 american cup is = to 8 oz. If you have a measuring jug try measuring out 8fl oz of treacle or if you have cup measures 1 cup should be the same as 8oz.0
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On the jar of Morrisons that I have in the cupboard it says 1 tablespoon is 21 grams if that's any help, so about 10 to 11 tablespoons, fairly level ones I think.0
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Thanks everyone!
I used a american cup set I have (for the first time since I got it four years ago!)
Thriftytwosome, why did I not think of looking on the jar!Mummy to ds 29/12/06 dd 10/2/08 ds 25/5/11:Amy angel born too soon 18/11/12, always with me Emmie Faith:A15 projects in 2015 10/15completed0 -
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