swedish_female

Hi everybody. Ok, i don't know if there's a thread like this but iI'll go right ahead anyway. In every recipe you guys share, you use cups, well how much is a cup? Here in Sweden, we use the metric system and we count in decilitres when we bake, so how much is one cup in decilitres? Thank you......

beheade

looking at the pyrex measuring cup 1 Cup is most nearly equal to 250 ml. I dont know decliters, hope that was helpful.

beheade.

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BoneyDragon

Wow, I didn't think anyone actually used deci-anything metric.

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swedish_female

thanks a lot Panama!!! Wow.......

suede

the U.S. education system has been quite successful in slowing the decimal exchange.....250ml. of clean ingredients is alot of ingredients sure would like to be on the receiving end of one of those cookies A cup is also 1/4 literbleu.

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alibobar

1/4 liter = 250 ml = 25 centiliters = 2,5 deciliters I love the metric system, also grams and stuff is alot easier (probably only on stis side of the ocean) than 8th's and stuff, I don't get that sh!t

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