Sentences with phrase «convert grams»

Which means we need to convert the grams into «kcals» (which is a fancy way of saying «calories»).

We just tried this recipe, We couldn't figure grams verses oz & Tbl, Is it possible to convert grams into oz & Tbl..

Its a simple math problem to look at serving size and also to convert grams into teaspoons.

Could you convert the grams into cups?

Q: How to convert grams to other metrics?

So to convert grams to cups of flour, divide by 130.

Hi, can anyone please help me convert grams to cups for the recipe?

I often receive email from people asking if I would convert the grams into ounces, or into volume measurements.

I don't have a scale could you tell me how to convert the grams into the other dry measures?

There are websites online where you can convert the grams to cups easily.

LabCal - free The Laboratory Calculator is an utility to calculate the molarity, to convert gram and mole and to compute dilutions of stock solutions.

Not exact matches

We convert US and AUS cups into grams or ounces, I'm sure you'll be able to find a conversion chart online.

So sorry all my recipes are made in grams, but I'm sure there is an easy way of converting them online.

Any way to easily convert all your grams into ounces and Celsius into Fahrenheit; I know there are 28 grams in 1 ounce, also 28 grams = 1/4 cup, also = 4 tablespoons BUT the conversion to Fahrenheit is more complicated 9/5 x C +32.

I have found a conversion site online to convert from cups to grams, but it says «US cups» and I'm not sure whether they would be the same size as the cups you refer to?

However, it was a hell of a job converting the cups to grams (and I never heard of the measurement «sticks», but Google could help me out!)

Only one problem... I do not know how to convert from grams to cups.

I don't even knead them... and I put more butter in, only because I'm lazy and don't want to convert TBSP to grams.

Would I convert to cups or grams?

I'm an Australian in the U.S. and have been living here just long enough to be totally confused... I'm trying to convert it to grams... of course in this recipe it doesn't really matter whether its 75 grams or closer to 80 — but here's my question:

Converted everything into grams because that just feels better to me.

There was a glitch with my recipe plug in and the servings all converted to 1 gram so it's a mistake and I've got to manually fix all of my recipes.

Hi - I was wondering what cups this recipe uses, American cups, English cups or Canadian cups, so I can correctly convert them into grams.

It seems really nice, as all the recipes and posts on your blog... Can't wait to be in October to have it...:) And I'm SOOOO happy there is metric weights (as an European, it takes me quite some time to convert spoons and cups in grams...).

Ps I will be trialling it in my Thermomix... so will have a play with the cups vs grams and see if I can convert it for other Thermomix users;) Great Anzac Day Bake - up I think

Peter Reinhart's books made me switch to grams and now I convert all my favorite recipes to grams.

The first tool converts from cups to grams and the other way around.

My difficulty, however, is to convert measurements from cup and ounce in grams.

Can you please convert to grams?

Hopefully the ounce measurements made it fairly easy to convert the recipe to grams.:) Also, sparkling sugar (like this) is essentially just a coarse - grained sugar that you can use to add sparkle and a sweet crunch to baked goods.

I use them interchangeably for all my GF baking projects and whenever a recipe calls for flour, everything from cookies and cakes to breads and biscuits.If you are converting a recipe to gluten - free, use 120 grams of the flour blend for each 1 cup flour called for in the recipe plus 1/4 tsp xanthan gum or 1/2 tsp psyllium husk powder.

I think the ingredient flour converted in grams is interesting for me, and water.

can u please convert these cup measurements into gram measurements.

I do try to write it in grams when I post a bread recipe, but sometimes I just forget to convert.

As it's more difficult to buy small pots of plain yoghurt here in the UK, I have converted the recipe into grams for you.

I had to convert cups to grams and there was a bit too much margarine so i did use a bit less, it was delicious!

I live in the USA and would like to know how grams are converted to cups - in my learning grams are weight, cups are volume, so not apples - to - apples.

Think i've converted the cup measures into grams incorrectly.

Can you please tell me what the grams convert to in traditional measurements?

Converting it from grams for you (which we were happy to do).

It was in kg because where I am in Argentina, we use grams and kg, but I usually try to convert my measurements to US measurements since most of the readers are based in the US.

This is easier done if you convert the ingredients to weight, which you can do by clicking on either «ounces» or «grams» below the ingredients header.

It took me a while to convert everything to metric (grams and ml) and I'm still not certain I got everything right.

I converted this recipe to grams for those interested.

If you use a decent digital scale, it may convert to grams for you.

I normally faff on and convert all the measurements to grams but have been out and bought myself a set of measuring cups.

You can put an empty bowl on it and easily tell it to convert to grams or whatever.

Hopefully I'll get all the amounts converted correctly into grams: — RRB -.

It's hard to use weight as a measure if you are unsure how to convert from cups to grams.

Many readers from US sent emails and asked me how to convert the measurement of grams to cups.