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Google Converts Recipe Measurements

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  1. I learned this from Cooking for Engineers - somebody commented.

    Say you are trying to convert cups to teaspoons - just go to Google and
    type in your problem:

    1/8 cup to teaspoons

    hit enter. It will tell you. (http://www.google.com in case you're
    utterly clueless)

    Or say you are in the USA and using a terrific recipe posted by one of
    our European posters.

    400 grams to ounces

    (14.1095848 ounces)

    G'wan, try it!

    It will also convert between miles and kilometers, inches and meters,
    etc.

    It also converts currency, and you can just do basic calculations in it
    like a calculator (i.e. 5*37, hit enter)

    Kewl, huh? Now if it will only convert pan sizes for those of us trying
    to bake 1.5 recipes of brownies. Or convert a cheesecake recipe from a
    10" pan to a 9" pan. Maybe if we were good at geometry we could plug in
    the numbers. I'll work on it. Meanwhile I have a crib sheet printed
    from an old post that gives me the answers.

    Leila

  2. On 25 Nov 2005 03:38:03 -0800, "Leila" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    I learned this from Cooking for Engineers - somebody commented.

    Say you are trying to convert cups to teaspoons - just go to Google and
    type in your problem:

    1/8 cup to teaspoons

    hit enter. It will tell you. (http://www.google.com in case you're
    utterly clueless)

    Or say you are in the USA and using a terrific recipe posted by one of
    our European posters.

    400 grams to ounces

    (14.1095848 ounces)

    G'wan, try it!

    For me it doesn't work, I wonder why ? I get the usual search

    Quoted message said:


    It will also convert between miles and kilometers, inches and meters,
    etc.

    It also converts currency, and you can just do basic calculations in it
    like a calculator (i.e. 5*37, hit enter)

    Yup, currency converter and calculator works. Good to know, thanks!

    Nathalie in Switzerland

  3. Have you tried it with imperial measures?

    On 25 Nov 2005 03:38:03 -0800, "Leila" <[email hidden]>
    connected the dots and wrote:

    ~I learned this from Cooking for Engineers - somebody commented.
    ~
    ~Say you are trying to convert cups to teaspoons - just go to Google
    and
    ~type in your problem:
    ~
    ~1/8 cup to teaspoons
    ~
    ~hit enter. It will tell you. (http://www.google.com in case you're
    ~utterly clueless)
    ~
    ~Or say you are in the USA and using a terrific recipe posted by one
    of
    ~our European posters.
    ~
    ~400 grams to ounces
    ~
    ~(14.1095848 ounces)
    ~
    ~G'wan, try it!
    ~
    ~It will also convert between miles and kilometers, inches and meters,
    ~etc.
    ~
    ~It also converts currency, and you can just do basic calculations in
    it
    ~like a calculator (i.e. 5*37, hit enter)
    ~
    ~Kewl, huh? Now if it will only convert pan sizes for those of us
    trying
    ~to bake 1.5 recipes of brownies. Or convert a cheesecake recipe from
    a
    ~10" pan to a 9" pan. Maybe if we were good at geometry we could plug
    in
    ~the numbers. I'll work on it. Meanwhile I have a crib sheet printed
    ~from an old post that gives me the answers.
    ~
    ~Leila

  4. Nathalie Chiva said:

    For me it doesn't work, I wonder why ? I get the usual search

    I don't know why. Which google do you use? I tried a couple of other
    google sites... like google.com.uk and it just fine.
    --

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