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blagie
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3 years ago
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To make 5 dinner rolls, 1/3 cup of flour is used how much flour is needed to make one dinner roll
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fomenos
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You do (1/3) for 1 roll. Then if you divide you get 1/15 cup of flour for each dinner roll
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