The instructions all say to use the measuring cup supplied by the manufacturer. Is its size one cup, or is it a different volume? I lost my cup.
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Truth be told I've never used the cup supplied. I use a basic measuring cup and that works perfectly. Don't sweat the cup that is supplied. Happy cooking...M
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A fluid ounce IS a unit of volume. Ordinary kitchen measuring cups meant for liquids are notoriously inaccurate. Let's say a recipe calls for a cup of milk--8 oz. Turn on your scale, selecting fl. oz. Set your empty cup or bowl on the scale. Then press the On/Off button once to get the tare weight. Pour your liquid into the cup or bowl on the scale until it says 8.00 fl oz. Now you know you have exactly one cup of milk. If you take that same amount of milk and pour it into an ordinary kitchen liquid measuring cup it probably won't be exactly at the 8 oz mark on the cup. Could be less, could be more--depending upon how accurate the measuring cup is. Believe me, I've tried many measuring cups and they're just not that accurate. Sorry if I totally confused you, but hopefully this helps!
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Hi Beryl,I have only used the rice cooker only once because I did not have a rice cup to measure with. When I did try to do an "estimate" it did not turn out well. But there should be instructions in the pamphlet that came with the cooker. In general 1 cup of rice with 1-1/2 cup of water. I have ordered from Amazon a rice cup so I will try again soon.
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For the first time, I used two of the measuring cups it came with. After that, I would only use one.
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Barb, did it occur to you that the advice you conveyed was less valuable than the time you wasted in typing it? Probably not.Let me clarify my original question for the Barbs of this world. Would someone that has the cup that came with the unit kindly pour water in the cup up to the line, then pour that volume of water into a measuring cup and post the actual measurement? The best measurement Waring would give me over the phone was "fill up to the line" which, without the cup, is about as useful as advice from Barb.
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Two of the reviewers say that it does not have these measurements. I'm very confused now as to whether to order it, because I definitely want the measurements in 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and 1 cup.
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This cup is too big and wide for measuring 1/2 and 2/3 cups precisely. Even if the container had such markings, I doubt I would use it for these measurements. If it doesn't need to be exact, then I would convert and 'eyeball' it.
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I did an experiment for you and filled the kettle to the level I usually do and then poured it out into my coffee mug, which is a standard size. I got 8.5 mugs out of one full kettle. So if your cups are a little larger you'll get less, or if you use smaller, Japanese sized cups you'll get more.
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Yeah I had the same question...it refers the coffee filter size. It only makes one cup/mug at a time. I love it and use it everyday.
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Hello! No, a 1 cup measure will not fit in this. You will need a much larger container. I store coffee in mine.
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The measuring cup that also acts as the lid seems to hold about 1/2 cup. That's the amount I've always used and it works well. If your question is does it work to pop more than that amount, I'm sorry I don't know. OK, I got up and walked in the kitchen to look, and like one reviewer said, it is printed on the machine do not use more than 1/2 cup.
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The measurement line stops at 10 ounces, which leaves space at the top. I do not think you should fill it above that line. You can order the larger cups from the Manufacturer website.
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I agree with B. Hart. When I'm not certain about volume in a pan, I measure and count one cup measures of water to get an approximate yield for the batter I plan to bake. Hope that helps with your measuring question.
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There are two measures imprinted into the handle of each cup in the set, one is in cups and the other is in "ml." I'm not sure why the other responses say only in cups. They either have something different or do not realize the second measures in ml are imprinted opposite the cup measurement. Hope this is helpful.
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The one I have is the smaller size. But the "cups" are based on a 1 - 1 1/2 oz cup so this one should be about 14 - 20 oz.
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The measuring cup TOTAL is 1 cup. The written increments shown on one side of the cup are from top to bottom --3/4-- --1/2-- --1/4; then on the other side the measurements are shown as --160-- --120-- --80-- --40--
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Not sure, we gave it as a gift. It is the same size as the large Solo cup. Hope this helps.