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Ahhh, but I'm over here, so I learned how to use the weird numbers. Except 'cups' - I still don't understand those
concave containers, preferably open on the top side, otherwise the content would flow out.Ahhh, but I'm over here, so I learned how to use the weird numbers. Except 'cups' - I still don't understand those
Yeah, I understand how cups work with tea - but they make no sense for flour!
Ingredient Weight Chart
Have you seen the size of their teeth compared to their mouths? They have no choice, poor little kitties.
That's easy. The cup is determined by the difference in diameter between your bust size and your band size (diameter directly under your bust). That difference corresponds to different cups. 4 inches for instance would be a D cup. and so on.Ahhh, but I'm over here, so I learned how to use the weird numbers. Except 'cups' - I still don't understand those
Anyone else bothered to read this before?
It handles them fine. One at a time.
So basically a 'cup' is a random measurement of weight. How very American.Ingredient Weight Chart
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and the same cup size looks more massive on a smaller woman.
That sounds like a mug
That's a tin.
BCB NATO Crusader Cup
The BCB NATO Crusader Cup is one of the fundamental pieces of kit to have with you when out camping and is great to use in combination with the Osprey NATO Water Bottle. The Crusader Cup comfortably sits on top of the Osprey Water Bottle for transportation.www.raymears.com
definitely a cup.
Don't get me started. I miss the days when life involved litres, grams, and metres. Not cups, teaspoons, bushels, ounces, pounds, tablespoons, yards, feet, dashes, pinches, quarts, gallons and numerous other things that make absolutely no sense whatsoever.Ahhh, but I'm over here, so I learned how to use the weird numbers. Except 'cups' - I still don't understand those
Dont worry, i'm sure we got the term and unit from the british and they only stopped using it because we started to. Like soccer. It's like the relationship one has with what kids think is cool and their parents.
a tinnie is a can of beer as opposed to a stubby, which is a bottle of beer.
And it should be noted that there are two cups - dry cups and liquid cups. (Per my wife who bakes)
And then of course, you have to remember that a cup isn't always a cup, sometimes cups are firmly packed, which is actually a cup and a bit. Or a scant cup which is a little bit less than a cup.
You'll prise my 'stones' from my cold, dead hands.
*There are times when I love this thread
A 'stubby' is a 'semi'.
Definitely not the size of a beer bottle.
Speak for yourself, matron.