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People helped me out here with the conversion with cups = pounds and ounces
I have found a lovely looking breakfast recipe and would like another conversion please if possible.
It says to use 1 cup of milk what does 1 cup equal as in fl oz or litres please or is it a full standard mug size please
Thank you
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You're welcome Debs.. I liked that one cuz it had both liters & cups/oz on it. I"m going to check out Barbszy's link too.
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Thank you very much MInny
I have bookmarked that too
It has been a great help.
Thank you
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Kathy, those sites have both the US & English measurements. I have seen alot of recipes that calls for mls or litres & wasn't sure how that measured in US measurements, so that is a help to get the measurements right.
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Originally Posted by Bilby
I only know that
1 pint = 600mls of liquid, but also
1 cup = 250 mls
4 cups =1 litre
I also know that our cups are a bigger size than the US ones and so is 1 tablespoon.
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If its not in US measurements I could guarantee you wouldn't eat if I made it. I'm terrile and measuring things.
Debs, please pass that recipe on, we always need something new to try.
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