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48 CC measuring cup



 
 
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Old 07-02-2004, 08:22 PM
Dee Randall
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I found a plastic measuring cup in my box of 'non-used' "stuff" that
measures 48 CC, which it says on the bottom. From what I see on
equivalents, it equals about 3-1/4 Tablespoons.

I'm wondering if this measurement has any use in anybody's cooking
repertoire?

Thanks,
Dee




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Old 07-02-2004, 08:48 PM
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"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
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I found a plastic measuring cup in my box of 'non-used' "stuff" that
measures 48 CC, which it says on the bottom. From what I see on
equivalents, it equals about 3-1/4 Tablespoons.

I'm wondering if this measurement has any use in anybody's cooking
repertoire?

Thanks,
Dee




Maybe my drinking repertoire. Those airline single serving miniature bottles
of liquor are usually 50 cc.



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Old 07-02-2004, 09:23 PM
Dee Randall
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"Ribitt" wrote in message
le.rogers.com...

"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
...
I found a plastic measuring cup in my box of 'non-used' "stuff" that
measures 48 CC, which it says on the bottom. From what I see on
equivalents, it equals about 3-1/4 Tablespoons.

I'm wondering if this measurement has any use in anybody's cooking
repertoire?

Thanks,
Dee




Maybe my drinking repertoire. Those airline single serving miniature

bottles
of liquor are usually 50 cc.


I guess I'll save it -- tee hee!
Dee


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Old 07-02-2004, 11:08 PM
Jack Denver
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Default 48 CC measuring cup

I doubt that it is anything "normal". Sometimes some dry mix (instant ice
tea or lemonade or somesuch) will come with a measuring scoop in an odd
size - "use 1 scoop for each quart of water".


"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
...
I found a plastic measuring cup in my box of 'non-used' "stuff" that
measures 48 CC, which it says on the bottom. From what I see on
equivalents, it equals about 3-1/4 Tablespoons.

I'm wondering if this measurement has any use in anybody's cooking
repertoire?

Thanks,
Dee






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Old 08-02-2004, 01:51 PM
Dee Randall
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Default 48 CC measuring cup


"Jack Denver" wrote in message
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I doubt that it is anything "normal". Sometimes some dry mix (instant ice
tea or lemonade or somesuch) will come with a measuring scoop in an odd
size - "use 1 scoop for each quart of water".


"Dee Randall" deedoveyatshenteldotnet wrote in message
...
I found a plastic measuring cup in my box of 'non-used' "stuff" that
measures 48 CC, which it says on the bottom. From what I see on
equivalents, it equals about 3-1/4 Tablespoons.

I'm wondering if this measurement has any use in anybody's cooking
repertoire?

Thanks,
Dee


Sometimes some dry mix (instant ice
tea or lemonade or somesuch) will come with a measuring scoop in an odd
size - "use 1 scoop for each quart of water".


Yes, I'll bet that's what is is -- something of that type that I've just
"hoarded" away.
Thanks.
Dee



 




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