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![]() Emrys Davies wrote: > > I want to convert 30 g flour, 3 g salt, 1 g black pepper and 2 g paprika > to volume. Any suggestions please? > > Regard, > Emrys Davies. Measure out those amounts and see how many teaspoons/fractions thereof they equal. That's likely to be most accurate. |
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![]() "Arri London" > wrote in message ... > > > Emrys Davies wrote: > > > > I want to convert 30 g flour, 3 g salt, 1 g black pepper and 2 g paprika > > to volume. Any suggestions please? > > > > Regard, > > Emrys Davies. > > Measure out those amounts and see how many teaspoons/fractions thereof > they equal. That's likely to be most accurate. Yes. Thanks, but someone on this site who has an appropriate scales has already done that for me and I am very grateful for his help. Regards, Emrys Davies. |
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