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Confusion - amounts

Lindy222
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I am in England and we don't use the measurement "one cup" here. I have had a good search around but cannot find an English equivalent - or an explanation as to how much one cup is.
Could anyone help please ? Are the general weights and measurements used hidden away somewhere I not found ?
Thanks - Lindy
Could anyone help please ? Are the general weights and measurements used hidden away somewhere I not found ?
Thanks - Lindy
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1 cup is 8 oz.0
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I am not sure what you would use in place of "one cup"....but 8 oz. is the equivalent of one cup in liquids....0
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1 cup = 8 fluid ounces = 240 ml0
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Thanks - but - one cup of lettuce for example ??? Do I find a cup which holds 240 mls and use that ?
Yu see - I would normally be using ounces for weight and mls or pints for liquid -0 -
Thanks - but - one cup of lettuce for example ???
Use a measuring instrument to measure it out to 240 mL or roughly the size of your fist.0 -
OK - gotcha ! Thank you - Lindy0
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