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murzikaleks [220]
3 years ago
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To measure a certain ingredient, you bend down to be at eye level with the ingredient in the measuring cup. What type of ingredi

ent are you measuring?
To measure a (Blank), transfer it to a cup set on a flat surface. Bend down to the level of ingredient and note its measurement.
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1 answer:
AveGali [126]3 years ago
5 0
Always look at eye level<span>, but don't hold the cup up to your </span>eye level<span>. I guarantee </span>you<span> will not be able to hold it steady or level and your </span>measuring<span> will be off. Put the cup on a flat surface, </span>bend down<span> and look at the outside of the cup to get an accurate </span>measurement<span>. There are </span>some<span> liquid </span>measuring cups<span> on the market</span>
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