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Recipe Measurements

I have compiled this table especially for those who is uncertain as for how many grams are there in one cup, or in one tbsp, etc. Hope the table will be a handy little help for you while cooking our terrific German dishes!

Here are two simple formulae for converting Celsius degrees into Fahrenheit, and vice versa:

- to convert from Celsius scale into Fahrenheit scale, multiply Celsius degrees by 9/5 and add 32
- to convert from Fahrenheit scale into Celsius scale, subtract 32 from Fahrenheit degrees and divide by 5/9

The table should help you:

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