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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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"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. |
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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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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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"Jack Denver" wrote in message ... 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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