Which type of measurement would you use to determine the mass of sugar?

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gogolik [260]3 years ago

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Answer:

When it comes to how to measure sugar, you need the right measuring tools. All sugar varieties are considered a dry ingredients so use dry measuring cups and measuring spoons.

Explanation: well there are only a few things you can use to measure things that aren't water so this only makes sense.

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