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divadoll

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So... have you had trouble with your measurements? Never know what is exactly 1 cup? or what a tablespoon is? Does cooking need to be this precise... and you don't even have to know how to measure!

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no thanks! There are some occasions for recipes where you need to be precise (like bread making). I'm more of an eyeballer though.

 
For my diy, I use scales. A scale that is accurate to 0.001g for skincare and makeup.

For soaps, I have another scale that handles up to 3kg.

For cooking, I'm an eyeballer.

The cup is around $30usd. The spoon is $40.

 
i eyeball too when i cook, but for people who can't grasp the concept of cooking this would work great.

 
Those are cool! We just bought a cheap digital scale at one of the gormet stores..

 
Ooh, i wouldn't mind one of these. I have a few US cookbooks, and finding the right conversions from cup to gram is such a pain !

I have a chemist scale too Diva, i like my regular kitchen one but it's just not made to measure really small quantities.

 
I like having a good number of significant figures in my measurements. Makes for better accuracy. Mine was from ebay and its actually a gold scale, me thinks. I use it to measure when I make my foundation base. I would never use a scale for cooking tho. That's just too perfect.

 

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