So I'm following a recipe that calls for 'cups'

>>8831720
a cup (unit of measure) is about 237 mL. 250 mL is close enough.

>>using recipes that call for volumetric measurements of solid ingredients
kek

well since we all know that americans like it big and americans are fat, you should probably go with the largest cup you have.

but if that mug is the biggest you have, you should probably assume it's 1/2 americups

>>8831726
Do Americans really measure baking ingredients by volume rather than by weight?

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>>8831720
>All my cups
those are mugs

>>8831720
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cup_(unit)
Faggott

>>8831744
We don't keep a fucking scale in the kitchen. I want to cook dinner, not meth.

>>8831732
I second that

>not just eyeballing everything

>>8831822
>We don't keep a fucking scale in the kitchen

How retarded. I guess that's fine if you don't cook much and don't give a shit about the quality of what you're making.

>>8831822
I guess you dont take measures when building a house too
Your not trinna building a skyscraper anyway