| Birmingham | -- 12-03-2003 @ 6:11 AM |
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Hi, I',m in Birmingham, England and saw your delicious recipes on the internet, but I'm a little confused. In the UK we don't use cups as a unit of measurement, I use the old fashion measures pounds, stones and turtles. 1 turtle is about 112 millilitres - how many turtles are there in a cup? I know this all sounds strange, thank you so much
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| diana | -- 12-03-2003 @ 8:49 AM |
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Hi Birmingham, It's Diana from Diana's Desserts. Welcome to the Discussion Forum. It's a small world. My husband is from Dudley, England. Right next door to Birmingham. Well, to answer your question about how many "turtles" in a cup. The only answer I have for you is that 112 mL equal about 1/2 cup. So I guess (only an approximate) there would be almost 2 turtles to a cup or approximately 224 mL. Actually 237 mL equals 1 cup to be exact. Does this make any sense? I hope so. Sincerely, Diana Diana's Desserts
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| JOliver | -- 12-04-2003 @ 8:24 AM |
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Diana, Wow! What a pukka reply. I have had real problems using American recipies before because I have been unable to convert them into turtles but now I can cook up some wicked septic tucker. Cheers, Jamie This message was edited by JOliver on 12-9-03 @ 1:27 AM
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| dr_who | -- 12-08-2003 @ 9:10 AM |
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mr oliver, your enthusiasm is a credit to the yam cooking fraternity. A* to you son, the dr and k9
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| JOliver | -- 12-10-2003 @ 4:40 AM |
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Cheers Dr and K9. I have lots of recipes that I would be happy to share with you guys, just ask if you're interested.
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