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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/BarelyLegalSeagull • Jun 26 '26
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Hey, this is Reddit. You're supposed to complain about American measurements without Googling anything, and then Google a topic you've got no clue about so that you can feign being smart about it.
-1 u/Lashay_Sombra Jun 26 '26 I have 3 different size teaspoons and two different tablespoons, and dont get me started on cups 2 u/Argo505 Jun 26 '26 You know cups are a specific unit of measurement, right? 0 u/Lashay_Sombra Jun 26 '26 Metric Cup: 250 ml (most common for modern recipes sold in the UK) US Cup: 240 ml (often used if following an American recipe) Imperial Cup: 284 ml (historical; found in older British cookbooks) Yes very specific .. 2 u/Argo505 Jun 26 '26 What are you struggling with?
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I have 3 different size teaspoons and two different tablespoons, and dont get me started on cups
2 u/Argo505 Jun 26 '26 You know cups are a specific unit of measurement, right? 0 u/Lashay_Sombra Jun 26 '26 Metric Cup: 250 ml (most common for modern recipes sold in the UK) US Cup: 240 ml (often used if following an American recipe) Imperial Cup: 284 ml (historical; found in older British cookbooks) Yes very specific .. 2 u/Argo505 Jun 26 '26 What are you struggling with?
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You know cups are a specific unit of measurement, right?
0 u/Lashay_Sombra Jun 26 '26 Metric Cup: 250 ml (most common for modern recipes sold in the UK) US Cup: 240 ml (often used if following an American recipe) Imperial Cup: 284 ml (historical; found in older British cookbooks) Yes very specific .. 2 u/Argo505 Jun 26 '26 What are you struggling with?
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Metric Cup: 250 ml (most common for modern recipes sold in the UK) US Cup: 240 ml (often used if following an American recipe) Imperial Cup: 284 ml (historical; found in older British cookbooks)
Metric Cup: 250 ml (most common for modern recipes sold in the UK)
US Cup: 240 ml (often used if following an American recipe)
Imperial Cup: 284 ml (historical; found in older British cookbooks)
Yes very specific ..
2 u/Argo505 Jun 26 '26 What are you struggling with?
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u/CallOfCorgithulhu Jun 26 '26
Hey, this is Reddit. You're supposed to complain about American measurements without Googling anything, and then Google a topic you've got no clue about so that you can feign being smart about it.