Help! I lost the stupid cup already. I need the real measurements/equivs please. TIA
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I use the heights to measure. Water height (from the surface of rice to the surface of water) is about the same as the height of rice. It depends on how you like the rice, you may decrease or increase the water, but it must be very slight. I usually make the water height slightly less than the rice height. You need to try several times to make it right to you. Out side water is not critical, you may use a coffee mug with about half inch height water. Hope this help. Good luck.
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I don't know what kind of measuring cup everyone else is using, but I just went and dug mine out, filled the cup to the rim and poured it into a 4 cup measuring cup and they are exactly 20 oz. I love them...plus, the double for cold beers or whatever other cold drink you like. Comes with recipe!
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Howdy. Cup is 3.375" diameter by 1" deep. 8.95 cu.in. = 0.6199 cup. A lot of the recipes I use work nicely with is volume. Try Angel Food Cake, a good portion to hold and enjoy.Namasté,Jack
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The cup is medium size. it is adjustable but I its not for a large person or arm.
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Send pictures so I can give a better qualified opinion. Just kidding that was terrible. I suggest something else. There is a holster that clips to your bra where the cups come together. You tube has some videos on them.
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You need Rocco Luna Tumbler Beverage. I have that size and it matches the exact dimensions you listed.
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Not really sure. All I saw on the bottom of the cup was the number 6. Sorry I was not more help.
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I just measured it - the handles are a hair under 4", so if your cup is 4" wide, it might not work. That would be a shame, because I think it's perfect. so maybe you should get a smaller mug. :-)
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Sorry no idea. The cups that came with the tin didn't fit so we have them away
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I can fit my smallest "regular" coffee cups (such as might come with a set of china or dinnerware) under it, but most "mugs" will not fit. Sorry I am not at home to measure it.
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Hi, Inside your box there is supposed to be the measure cup, and sponge. Mine came with both. If you can not find either contact your seller.
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Sorry... third time I used it it went to the dump. Forgot to take measurements. Hope this helps
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Quite large...4 1/2" diameter x 6" top to blade measurement. Entire cup size is 7" from top to bottom. Other one is puny and havent used it yet....3.5 x 6" tall but strangely enough it fits inside of the large one with lots of wiggle room. It is like ur typical drinking glass but too small for anything that I drink. It seems to b quite powerful. Hope this helps!
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I just measured, the very bottom is just shy of 3 inches (It has a rubber ring around the bottom)... Maybe 2 and 15/16 inches. However it looks like the cup is tapered just a bit and increases in width a little as it rises off the bottom. I measured the circumference at the base (about 1/2 inch up from the bottom) and came out with 9.75". Given that the diameter will equal the circumference/pi ( C=pi*D; therefore D=C/pi); then the diameter would equate to about 3.10" at that point. My tape measure isn't perfectly flat and I don't have a tape ribbon, so their calculation of 3.2 is probably the most correct - and would probably be at the widest point of the tapered bottom edge. I just measured, the very bottom is just shy of 3 inches (It has a rubber ring around the bottom)... Maybe 2 and 15/16 inches. However it looks like the cup is tapered just a bit and increases in width a little as it rises off the bottom. I measured the circumference at the base (about 1/2 inch up from the bottom) and came out with 9.75". Given that the diameter will equal the circumference/pi ( C=pi*D; therefore D=C/pi); then the diameter would equate to about 3.10" at that point. My tape measure isn't perfectly flat and I don't have a tape ribbon, so their calculation of 3.2 is... » Read More I just measured, the very bottom is just shy of 3 inches (It has a rubber ring around the bottom)... Maybe 2 and 15/16 inches. However it looks like the cup is tapered just a bit and increases in width a little as it rises off the bottom. I measured the circumference at the base (about 1/2 inch up from the bottom) and came out with 9.75". Given that the diameter will equal the circumference/pi ( C=pi*D; therefore D=C/pi); then the diameter would equate to about 3.10" at that point. My tape measure isn't perfectly flat and I don't have a tape ribbon, so their calculation of 3.2 is probably the most correct - and would probably be at the widest point of the tapered bottom edge. « Show Less
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Hi Julie, I measured the cup this morning for you. It's just a little under 3.5 inches across. I hope this helps.
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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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You can buy something that notes cup measurements. I would think you could buy one in a 99c store.