AMERICANS MEASURE FOOD BY CUPS
1 cup = 236.588ml
>cup isn't red
hmm..
>Lithuanians can only eat food if their Kommissar allows so due to sufficient service to the Soviet motherland
>>56593112
>>56593134
>>56593134
>not even a red party cup
I'm offended. Why would you insult my culture like this?
>not using the superior teaspoon, tablespoon, cup, quart, pint, gallon, etc...
shiggydoo
>>56593067
Yeah, it's really annoying when a recipe calls for a "cup" of this, "pint" of that, "ounce" of something else, and a stick of butter. What the fuck is a stick of butter?
>>56593516
>stick of butter
This on is the best
>>56593067
I pretty much exclusively use American measurements when cooking:
"Use 1 1/2 cups of flour" is way better than "use 400 g of flour". Why should I own a kitchen scale when I can get by with volumetric measurements? It's completely illogical.
>>56593516
it's 1/4lb m8
>>56593516
>>56593792
Do Yuros not use liters or shit like that to measure their ingredients?
>>56594013
cL and such, but mostly grams
>>56594013
Only for liquids and small volumes of dry ingredients where we use teaspoons/tablespoons, just like you would. But where you would use cups for sugar, flour, etc. we use weights. It's incredibly frustrating. And thank god that the internet has American recipes.
>>56593067
Don't Brits and other Anglos use cups too
