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Converting US measurements to UK

Thread Starter: J.F.    Started: Wed 04 Jul 2007    Replies: 14

Hi - I have a recipe I want to try, but measurements are US.
Could someone help me convert, or does anyone know a good website to help with this?

1/2 cup sugar = ?

thanks




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Thu 12 Jul 2007, 8.13AM

TerryDox

Rosti - if only, if only....

Mon 9 Jul 2007, 9.46PM

Rosti

Who on earth would ever nag you TerryDox? More action and less of the old please! Big Grin

Hi Mary and Snowy, yes I like that conversion site cos it kind of covers everything. Smile

Mon 9 Jul 2007, 8.53PM

TerryDox

Hi Mary - active may be a bit of an exaggeration compared to the 'old days' but I do get back on from time to time especially if someone nags me!

Mon 9 Jul 2007, 1.57PM

Snowy43

Hi Mary and Rosti. Long time no speak!! Glad to see you on here Mary.
I find UK to US conversions difficult, so thanks for the help Rosti and cheese obsessive.

snowy x

Mon 9 Jul 2007, 6.05AM

Mary from Australia

Thanks TerryDox, it's nice to see you are still active on here

Fri 6 Jul 2007, 9.27AM

Suelle

I usually use these conversion charts, which are quite comprehensive:

[link]

I have been told that the flour conversion should be nearer 5oz or 130g though.

Thu 5 Jul 2007, 9.59PM

TerryDox

Just pleased you understand Cheese Obsessive.

Many thanks Rosti - I knew you had a good site that you had shown before but couldn't remember which one it was.

And Mary it is really good to hear from you again after all this time

Thu 5 Jul 2007, 4.07PM

cheese obsessive

lol, thats ok terrydox, i should have realised the measurements wouldnt be correct what with it being uktvfood Wink Cheeky

Thu 5 Jul 2007, 10.58AM

Mary from Australia

The Great British Kitchen link looks good. Australian cups are different again, how confusing can it get?!

Thu 5 Jul 2007, 6.46AM

Rosti

How about this one [link]

Wed 4 Jul 2007, 8.59PM

TerryDox

Sorry Cheese Obsessive I hope I didn't offend you, you gave the link to the ukfood site in good faith.

Terry

Wed 4 Jul 2007, 8.51PM

TerryDox

Please be careful using these conversions at least three of them are wrong enough to cause problems especially when baking. I haven't checked out the rest properly but oven temperatures look ok.

1 US cup = 237 ml
1 US pint = 473 ml
1 US quart = 946 ml

Wed 4 Jul 2007, 4.19PM

lesley50 1

Smile thanks for the conversion cheese obsessive I have printed this off for future ref. I too have had difficulty with CUPS (measurements not bra sizes) regards lesley50 1

Wed 4 Jul 2007, 3.27PM

cheese obsessive

here you go: [link]

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