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3 years ago

How to measure a bag of flour

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A bag of flour may reasonably be measured in either grams or kilograms depending on size. A small bag in a supermarket may be 500 grams. A larger bag may be 1-3 kg. Bags of flour direct from a mill may be much larger (25 kg).

A kilogram is roughly 2.2 pounds. That should be enough flour.

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