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What is a gpl?
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What is a gpl?
by HFS » Tue Mar 02, 2004 8:25 pm
Has anyone heard of a gpl? If so, can you give me a conversion in tsp or tbsp? Thanks!
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Re: What is a gpl?
by Knight » Tue Mar 02, 2004 11:26 pm
HFS wrote:Has anyone heard of a gpl? If so, can you give me a conversion in tsp or tbsp? Thanks!
The only guess I could make would be Grams Per Liter, which doesn't makes sense if you're trying to relate it to teaspoons or tablespoons.
Could you post the context in which it is found? Maybe that will give someone a clue.
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