Chimpsarecute wrote:
When you say cup (US), how many millilires are we talking about? US
cups
are also marked up to 250 mL. I've seen people fill the cup to the
rim,
meaning they are filling the cups more to the 250 mL value then to the
intended 230 something value. I also use 250 mL when a cup is
required.
And never had a problem.
The (Canadian) Metric Practice Guide lists:
1 cup (fluid ounces) = 227 cm3
1 cup (US fluid ounces) = 237 cm3
1 cup (UK, 10 fluid ounces) = 284 cm3
I have added a manuscript note:
1 cup (Australian) = 250 cm3
Joseph B. Reid
17 Glebe Road West
Toronto M5P 1C8 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joseph B. Reid
17 Glebe Road West
Toronto M5P 1C8 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joseph B. Reid
17 Glebe Road West
Toronto M5P 1C8 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joseph B. Reid
17 Glebe Road West
Toronto M5P 1C8 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
