The Morphy Richards BM Club

mummyjane

Right, that explains it! I have been using a british cup measurement I didn't get any cups/sponns with the machine so will order myself some now! Does anyone know where they can be bought cheaply? Is tala american measurements then?

Swan_2

sorry my quote button's not working


you can get sets of American cup measures in the likes of Poundland, supermarkets or anywhere that sells kitchenalia

in fact you can just use an ordinary measuring jug as long as you remember 1 cup=8fl oz, can't remember metric I'm sure someone will be along soon who's more up to date than me

or I think it was thriftlady suggested using empty cream or yogurt cartons marked with the measurements, after filling to the correct level using your measuring jug

the teaspoons & Tablespoons are the same as ours

bananadog

mummyjane wrote: »

Right, that explains it! I have been using a british cup measurement I didn't get any cups/sponns with the machine so will order myself some now! Does anyone know where they can be bought cheaply? Is tala american measurements then?

I lost my measuring spoon (the one that comes with the MR breadmaker) and they sell them on the Morphy Richards website and also on ebay..i'm afraid the tea/tablespoon cost me over £6 though! :eek:

The spoon and cup are £5.40 on their website..can't remember how much p&p is....
http://www.morphyrichards.co.uk/AccessoryDetail.aspx?Product=48267&Accessory=SK02025

Swan_2

bodgering my non-functional quote, hope it works

bananadog wrote:

I lost my measuring spoon (the one that comes with the MR breadmaker) and they sell them on the Morphy Richards website and also on ebay..i'm afraid the tea/tablespoon cost me over £6 though! :eek:

The spoon and cup are £5.40 on their website..can't remember how much p&p is....
http://www.morphyrichards.co.uk/Acce...essory=SK02025

that's absolutely outrageous!

their measuring cup is the same as a standard American cup measure & as I mentioned above the measuring spoons are the same as our standard ones

what a bunch of *$%£"@~# chancers :mad:

sb44

Swan wrote: »

what a bunch of *$%£"@~# chancers :mad:

:rotfl:

Good one Swan!

mummyjane

I just looked and they want over £6 for a little plastic measuring cup :eek: Well, that's just not going to happen

I have found a set of plastic ones on amazon for just under £5 but will check out the pound shop first - just in case I am sure I will get lots of use out of them. I am starting to wonder how many other 'disasters' were simply due to the cups, I can feel a new excuse coming on ...:rotfl:

Turkishdreamer

I appear to have 3 sets of measuring spoons, so if anybody needs some they can PM me, as I only need 1 set. I set that obviosly came with the BM originally, a metal looking set of 4 and a plastic set of 4. I suppose I could put them on E Bay and make a mint!!!!!, but I would rather somebody on here had them

The cup that I have, which came with my MR BM which was secondhand, is a plastic one. The measurements are - 1 cup = 8 fl oz = 230 mls.

Hope this is helpful.

bananadog

anyone tried making a milk loaf?
I'm just about to try this one...i'll let you know how it goes,
http://www.bakinginspiration.com/recipe/126/milk-loaf

quintwins

poundland do measuring cups think it's a set of 8 mine are print orange and very garish

i keep meaning to try a milk loaf it's next on my list

mummyjane

A milk loaf looks yummy, might have to try one tomorrow - can't see the loaf I made tonight lasting long.