Liquid - Measure

In the U.S., we often measure by volume rather than weight. While a dry cup and a liquid cup technically hold the same volume, they are designed differently for a reason:

: When liquid is in a container, it forms a curve called a meniscus . To get an accurate reading, you must place the cup on a flat surface and view it at eye level . The bottom of that curve should sit right on the measurement line. Standard Liquid Conversions liquid measure

PSA: Don't use a dry measuring cup to measure liquid ingredients! In the U

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PSA: Don't use a dry measuring cup to measure liquid ingredients!