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![]() Measurement Conversion Chart for the U.S. to Canada/Australia/U.K.
1/4 teaspoon = 1 ml 1/4 teaspoon = 1.25 ml 1/2 teaspoon = 2.5 ml 1 teaspoon = 5 ml 1 tablespoon = 15 ml 1/4 cup = 60 ml 1/3 cup = 80 ml 1/2 cup = 120 ml 2/3 cup = 160 ml 3/4 cup = 180 ml 1 cup = 240 ml 2 cups = 475 ml 1 fluid ounce = 30 ml 1 quart = 1 liter 1/2 inch = 1.25 cm 1 inch = 2.5 cm I will also be adding baking pan sizes, oven temperature Equivalents and a few other conversions. If anyone has anything to add..please feel free to do so. Thanks & Huggz everyone Happy Eating ![]() Note: I have copied this thread to the recipe chit chat section so it will be more apt to be found. Hope this doesn't confuse anyone.
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Re: Measurement Conversion Chart for United States - Canada/Australia/U.K.
Couple of things to bear in mind: a UK pint and a US pint are different 568mL in the UK, 480 in the US. In fact, it seems like all imperial measures are different in the UK--fluid ounces and gallons, too, according to my English husband who's reading over my shoulder.
Also, dry ingredients are measured by weight, not volume, in the UK, and (obviously) equal volumes of different items does not mean equal weight. That's the biggest hassle in converting recipes. I have a big spreadsheet of ingredients that MIT weighed and measured. I'll see if I can post it.
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Re: Measurement Conversion Chart for United States - Canada/Australia/U.K.
Nope, the spreadsheet disintegrates into one long column, but here's the website that has it:
http://www.purityfoods.com/cooking_r...urements_chart
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Re: Measurement Conversion Chart for United States - Canada/Australia/U.K.
You can also ask Google, just type in like "10.5 cups in mL"
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Re: Measurement Conversion Chart for United States - Canada/Australia/U.K.
If you have a Google Echo, you can ask it verbally. Siri Apple devices do the same thing. You can say to an iPhone "How many liters are in a gallon' and it will give you the correct answer.
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Re: Sticky: Measurement Conversion Chart for United States - Canada/Australia/U.K.
To be exact:
1 Imp.cup = 284,130642624675 Milliliter 1 US.cup = 236,5882365 Milliliter But a metric cup means 200ml. Weird, nah? What about an espresso cup? Its volume is about 50-70ml but only contains 25ml of coffee. Measuring in cups and spoons is never exactly as there are no DIN-norms for cups, spoons, forks, knifes. :-)
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OK once again I'm going to put up a conversion chart!!! | Spirit | Recipes | 0 | 09-27-03 10:27 PM |
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