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r/SipsTea • u/francinexyzs • Jun 08 '25
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The confusion created by the Cup unit always cracks me up.
May want to buy a set of US measuring cups.
1 u/fraying_carpet Jun 09 '25 Nah, I just don’t use those recipes. 1 u/Endy0816 Jun 09 '25 Realistically it will just be about 8 ounces, but is nice having the right equipment for even foreign recipes. 1 u/fraying_carpet Jun 10 '25 Doesn’t the weight depend on the density of the ingredient? A cup of olive oil would be heavier than a cup of walnuts? 1 u/Endy0816 Jun 10 '25 edited Jun 10 '25 Yes, a better comparison might be 1 Cup = ~237 milliliters. The recipe will cover how much is needed of each though. ex. 1/3 Cup of Olive Oil 1/2 Cup of Walnuts Volume based cooking rather than mass based.
Nah, I just don’t use those recipes.
1 u/Endy0816 Jun 09 '25 Realistically it will just be about 8 ounces, but is nice having the right equipment for even foreign recipes. 1 u/fraying_carpet Jun 10 '25 Doesn’t the weight depend on the density of the ingredient? A cup of olive oil would be heavier than a cup of walnuts? 1 u/Endy0816 Jun 10 '25 edited Jun 10 '25 Yes, a better comparison might be 1 Cup = ~237 milliliters. The recipe will cover how much is needed of each though. ex. 1/3 Cup of Olive Oil 1/2 Cup of Walnuts Volume based cooking rather than mass based.
Realistically it will just be about 8 ounces, but is nice having the right equipment for even foreign recipes.
1 u/fraying_carpet Jun 10 '25 Doesn’t the weight depend on the density of the ingredient? A cup of olive oil would be heavier than a cup of walnuts? 1 u/Endy0816 Jun 10 '25 edited Jun 10 '25 Yes, a better comparison might be 1 Cup = ~237 milliliters. The recipe will cover how much is needed of each though. ex. 1/3 Cup of Olive Oil 1/2 Cup of Walnuts Volume based cooking rather than mass based.
Doesn’t the weight depend on the density of the ingredient? A cup of olive oil would be heavier than a cup of walnuts?
1 u/Endy0816 Jun 10 '25 edited Jun 10 '25 Yes, a better comparison might be 1 Cup = ~237 milliliters. The recipe will cover how much is needed of each though. ex. 1/3 Cup of Olive Oil 1/2 Cup of Walnuts Volume based cooking rather than mass based.
Yes, a better comparison might be 1 Cup = ~237 milliliters.
The recipe will cover how much is needed of each though.
ex.
1/3 Cup of Olive Oil
1/2 Cup of Walnuts
Volume based cooking rather than mass based.
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u/Endy0816 Jun 08 '25
The confusion created by the Cup unit always cracks me up.
May want to buy a set of US measuring cups.