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Dry measure
by Tink » Tue Jul 13, 2004 9:09 pm
i need to use 3/8 of a cup of powdered soup mix to 1L of water. My measuring cup does not have this marked. And I do not have a dry measure cup set. Could some one maybe tell me how many tbsp. are in 3/8 of a cup. Please Help!
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Re: Dry measure
by Knight » Wed Jul 14, 2004 12:50 am
Tink wrote:i need to use 3/8 of a cup of powdered soup mix to 1L of water. My measuring cup does not have this marked. And I do not have a dry measure cup set. Could some one maybe tell me how many tbsp. are in 3/8 of a cup. Please Help!
One cup is 16 tablespoons, so you will need six tablespoons to make 3/8ths of a cup. Coincidentally, there are eight ounces to the cup, so you could also use three fluid ounces, if your measuring cup has those measurements, and get the same amount.
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