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2002/07/08, 03:18 PM
I know this sounds like a really stupid question, but I dont understand the measurement used in the nutrition area of the site. It says "per cup" Of course I know what a cup is, but not in the context of measuring food. I am in the UK, and I dont believe we use that measurement here, but I could be wrong! Can anyone help me to understand the quantity of the cup measurement used on this site?
Thanks, Mal.
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2002/07/08, 03:50 PM
A cup is equivalent to 8 oz., but that's just for fluids I think. I looked at the dry measure cup I have and it also says 200 and something mL. I dunno if this helps.
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2002/07/08, 03:53 PM
It does somewhat, we have some plastic scoop type things, and one of them is marked with; 9fl oz or 250ml. I wonder if that is just for fluids though? Thanks for the input anyway!
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2002/07/08, 04:06 PM
You should be able to use the same measurement for both liquids and solids.
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**_Robert_**
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2002/07/08, 04:10 PM
Thanks Robert, I think I have grasped it now.
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2002/07/09, 08:56 AM
Cheers Ice, so that would be for either liquid or dry then?
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