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American cup measurements?
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What do you class as a cup? I am looking at a recipe but the water and flour are in cups not grams/ Oz. Is a cup a mug or a tea cup?
I am guessing as it is dough that what ever size cup I use as long as I keep the ratio the same that it won't really matter.:beer:0 -
Sounds like an American recipe in which case a cup is a measure that holds 8 fluid oz - not the same as 8 oz of flour
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A cup is equivalent to 250 mlTwins, twice the laughs, twice the fun, twice the mess!:j:j0
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Phil you can buy cup measures in kitchen shops.
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And Asda, they sell them in my local Asda anyway.Organised people are just too lazy to look for things
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I will have to have a look at my measuring jug and see if it has floz on it.
Thanks all!:beer:0 -
I've been using a teacup that looks a bit smaller than my mugs, but when I actually got round to measuring it, they both hold exactly the same. Nine fluid ounces filled to the top!
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Thanks for bringing this Phil, it has always confused me too.A friend is someone who overlooks your broken fence and admires the flowers in your garden.0
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pol wrote:I've been using a teacup that looks a bit smaller than my mugs, but when I actually got round to measuring it, they both hold exactly the same. Nine fluid ounces filled to the top!
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So I should get away with using a tea cup?:beer:0 -
You won't go far wrong using a tea cup. I have a set of American measuring cuos but if they are in the DW I often substitute a tea cup. HTHLife's a beach! Take your shoes off and feel the sand between your toes.0
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