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(My apologies if this thread isn't in the right place - I hope it's appropriate for it to be here...) I'd like to be able to follow American cup measurements in baking recipes and so was thinking of buying this: Amazon.com: Pyrex Prepware 2-Cup Measuring Cup, Clear with Red Measurements...

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Dust your measuring cup with flour before measuring out molasses or honey for your next cookie recipe. The molasses/honey pours out of the cup easily, and cleanup is really a snap.

I have a set of Tupperware cups, along with 2 larger measuring cups. I have one set of measuring spoons. I think though I'm going to get rid of all my measuring cups and purchase one glass measuring cup. How about you?

I am trying to cut back and I have a weird question. If you measure something with a scale why is it different when you use a cup? A cup is supposed to be eight ounces right? Well when I use my scale eight ounces is more than if I just use a cup and scoop the food. Which one should I be using?:bang: