Its weird isn't it. I got myself a set of the American cups (a cup is 8 fl oz) and I switch DD to US measurements now. I still don't see how you can measure butter in tablespoons without making a mess.....B: egg bacon mushrooms
L: salad + avocado + mayo + scrummy soft garlic cheese from Lidl
D: more chicken garam masala plus DD naan bread - assuming I get the recipe correct - never measured dry ingredients in ml before!
Its weird isn't it. I got myself a set of the American cups (a cup is 8 fl oz) and I switch DD to US measurements now. I still don't see how you can measure butter in tablespoons without making a mess.....
I normally surf and post using a tablet, kindle or smartphone but right now I'm on my PC and I've just seen your stats (which don't show up on my other devices) - WELL DONE on getting your BP down to 120/78.
Ta muchly! Saved to my favourites.I found this, wrote down the usual suspects, and have it stuck inside a kitchen cupboard.
http://www.traditionaloven.com/conversions_of_measures/butter_converter.html
- because it was driving me mad. All the American measurements for butter are 'a stick' and 'a tablespoon', which mean absolutely nothing to me. lol.
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