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  • wendinoakland@beige.partyW wendinoakland@beige.party

    @PhilthyPierre @uc @Fasgadh @tiggy @kibcol1049 metrics is sooooo much better.

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    #50

    @wendinoakland @PhilthyPierre @uc @Fasgadh @tiggy 👌

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    • philthypierre@mastodonapp.ukP philthypierre@mastodonapp.uk

      @uc @Fasgadh @tiggy @kibcol1049

      Absolutely not. Try using those abominations and all your cakes will come out flat and your gravy will smell of Castrol R!

      back in reality, I'll have a check of some old american recipe books to see if they have a standard number of spoonfuls that make a cup. If so, then you can work out the differing ratios.

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      #51

      @PhilthyPierre @uc @Fasgadh @kibcol1049

      American pound cake/ Victoria* sponge in England

      Was called that because the recipe is 4 ounces of butter, sugar, flour with two eggs. The average weight of two eggs is 4 ounces. Total 16 equals a pound.

      And you can use the eggs as a counterweight to weigh the other three.

      *Renamed after Queen Victoria

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        #52

        @HeatherMJ @ingram @Fasgadh @kibcol1049

        They are used for serving food, ie silver service wait staff use a tablespoon and a fork (one handed) to serve things like potatoes.

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          #53

          @holdenweb @FaithinBones @peteorrall @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 Yes, I heard of it. But that is a ratio, not a measurement unit. It is what a lot of people made belief. "God does not play dice".

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            #54

            @holdenweb

            The golden ratio is everywhere. 😃

            @lankohr @FaithinBones @Fasgadh @kibcol1049

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            • peteorrall@mastodon.bsd.cafeP peteorrall@mastodon.bsd.cafe

              @holdenweb

              The golden ratio is everywhere. 😃

              @lankohr @FaithinBones @Fasgadh @kibcol1049

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              #55

              @peteorrall @holdenweb @FaithinBones @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 "Sacred geometry" doesn't care about degrees, centimetres or what ever unit.

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              • philthypierre@mastodonapp.ukP philthypierre@mastodonapp.uk

                @uc @Fasgadh @tiggy @kibcol1049

                Absolutely not. Try using those abominations and all your cakes will come out flat and your gravy will smell of Castrol R!

                back in reality, I'll have a check of some old american recipe books to see if they have a standard number of spoonfuls that make a cup. If so, then you can work out the differing ratios.

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                #56

                @PhilthyPierre @uc @Fasgadh @tiggy @kibcol1049 American here. Measuring spoons are standardized here.

                A teaspoon is ~5ml.

                A tablespoon = 3 tsp = ~15ml =0.5 fluid ounces.

                16 tbsp =1 cup = 237ml= 8 fluid ounces

                My wife bakes, and she prefers to weigh flour instead of measuring in cups where possible. Not a lot of American recipes have flour instead weight, but most non-American ones do.

                (Edit for autocorrect mistake)

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                • tiggy@mastodonapp.ukT tiggy@mastodonapp.uk

                  @PhilthyPierre @uc @Fasgadh @kibcol1049

                  American pound cake/ Victoria* sponge in England

                  Was called that because the recipe is 4 ounces of butter, sugar, flour with two eggs. The average weight of two eggs is 4 ounces. Total 16 equals a pound.

                  And you can use the eggs as a counterweight to weigh the other three.

                  *Renamed after Queen Victoria

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                  #57

                  @tiggy @PhilthyPierre @uc @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 my mum always used the 2 eggs as weights to measure the other 3 ingredients. When I tell people that, I then have to explain how traditional balance scales work 🙄

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                  • fasgadh@mastodon.scotF fasgadh@mastodon.scot

                    @tiggy @kibcol1049

                    I don't get spoons or cups - how big are the spoons or cups?

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                    #58

                    @Fasgadh Usually it is all then in cups - so it is all related. Want more cake - use bigger cups. Though there is a standard size @tiggy @kibcol1049

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                      #59

                      @HeatherMJ @ingram @tiggy @Fasgadh @kibcol1049
                      One tablespoon is 3 teaspoons, about 14.7ml. Common implement in US kitchens in the US where volume not weight is used for coolking measurements. They come in plastic sets. Silver and stainless steel tablespoons are used for serving.

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                      • stevewfolds@mastodon.worldS stevewfolds@mastodon.world

                        @HeatherMJ @ingram @tiggy @Fasgadh @kibcol1049
                        One tablespoon is 3 teaspoons, about 14.7ml. Common implement in US kitchens in the US where volume not weight is used for coolking measurements. They come in plastic sets. Silver and stainless steel tablespoons are used for serving.

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                        #60

                        @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @tiggy @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 15 ml, except when it isnt.

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                        • outinthehills@mastodon.scotO outinthehills@mastodon.scot

                          @tiggy @PhilthyPierre @uc @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 my mum always used the 2 eggs as weights to measure the other 3 ingredients. When I tell people that, I then have to explain how traditional balance scales work 🙄

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                          #61

                          @outinthehills @tiggy @PhilthyPierre @Fasgadh @kibcol1049

                          Do you wear a blindfold and loose toga when weighing, or explain in a different manner?

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                          • ingram@mastodon.socialI ingram@mastodon.social

                            @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @tiggy @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 15 ml, except when it isnt.

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                            #62

                            @ingram @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @tiggy @Fasgadh 👌

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                            • ingram@mastodon.socialI ingram@mastodon.social

                              @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @tiggy @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 15 ml, except when it isnt.

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                              #63

                              @ingram @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @tiggy @Fasgadh
                              This is why I love Mastodon. From my original post about Apple’s dodgy temperature conversions. I have now become an expert on baking measurements around the world - and more! Thanks everyone. 😀

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                              • outinthehills@mastodon.scotO outinthehills@mastodon.scot

                                @tiggy @PhilthyPierre @uc @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 my mum always used the 2 eggs as weights to measure the other 3 ingredients. When I tell people that, I then have to explain how traditional balance scales work 🙄

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                                #64

                                @outinthehills @tiggy @PhilthyPierre @uc @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 When I asked my mother for a recipe for a particular cake the reply was four numbers, eg "6, 4, 4, 3", being, possibly in the wrong order, ounces of flour, fat and sugar, and number of eggs.

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                                • stevewfolds@mastodon.worldS stevewfolds@mastodon.world

                                  @HeatherMJ @ingram @tiggy @Fasgadh @kibcol1049
                                  One tablespoon is 3 teaspoons, about 14.7ml. Common implement in US kitchens in the US where volume not weight is used for coolking measurements. They come in plastic sets. Silver and stainless steel tablespoons are used for serving.

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                                  #65

                                  @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @ingram @tiggy @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 I was brought up to believe that Americans use cups and spoons because the pioneers had these anyway on their wagons, whereas an actual pair of scales for weighing ingredients was expensive and took months to order from thousands of miles away and had no other uses but weighing things.

                                  Which makes the idea of buying sets of measuring spoons and cups slightly arse about tit.

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                                  • kibcol1049@mstdn.socialK kibcol1049@mstdn.social

                                    @tiggy @Fasgadh Interesting. Thanks for that.

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                                    #66

                                    @kibcol1049 @tiggy @Fasgadh found that a while ago…

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                                    • timwardcam@c.imT timwardcam@c.im

                                      @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @ingram @tiggy @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 I was brought up to believe that Americans use cups and spoons because the pioneers had these anyway on their wagons, whereas an actual pair of scales for weighing ingredients was expensive and took months to order from thousands of miles away and had no other uses but weighing things.

                                      Which makes the idea of buying sets of measuring spoons and cups slightly arse about tit.

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                                      #67

                                      @TimWardCam @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @ingram @Fasgadh @kibcol1049

                                      My current collection of teaspoons comes in 4 different sizes, a good example of shrinkflation.

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                                      • tiggy@mastodonapp.ukT tiggy@mastodonapp.uk

                                        @TimWardCam @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @ingram @Fasgadh @kibcol1049

                                        My current collection of teaspoons comes in 4 different sizes, a good example of shrinkflation.

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                                        #68

                                        @tiggy @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @ingram @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 🤣 So to measure a teaspoon of nasty tasting medicine you pick the smallest one, and to measure a teaspoon of rum you pick the largest one.

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                                        • timwardcam@c.imT timwardcam@c.im

                                          @tiggy @stevewfolds @HeatherMJ @ingram @Fasgadh @kibcol1049 🤣 So to measure a teaspoon of nasty tasting medicine you pick the smallest one, and to measure a teaspoon of rum you pick the largest one.

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                                          @TimWardCam @tiggy @HeatherMJ @ingram @Fasgadh @kibcol1049
                                          Medical morphine has a horrible taste additive to prevent children from taking it. We used a graduated syringe, w/o a needle to administer 5ml oral doses to hospice patient. Changing a diaper and bedding often took two doses.

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