Are the measurements correct in metric or US measurements? That is - if it says "1 cup / 250 ml", is it really 237 ml or is it really 250 ml?
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Well... I just measured it. 250 ml of water from my Pyrex will overflow the metal cup. So the metal measuring cup is an actual cup, not 250 ml. I use my Pyrex for liquids &#9786;
745850
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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for simple conversions like that, your best bet is to type "convert ___ to ____" into google....just switch out the first blank for the unknown measure (in your situation, first put in "1 cup" then "1 tablespoon" then 1 teaspoon") and put the desired unit of measure in the second blank (in your case, "ml"). This will give you instant results.
340462
1/2 cup. I thought it was going to be more, but it measured as 1/2 cup (4 oz)
1646502
Metric is easy to convert. A liter equals 10 DL. or 100 CC, or 1000 ML. The cup measure says 240 ML, which is not a precise conversion, but it's close enough for cooking. Some of the spoons do NOT have metric measures. For inchance, there is one that says DASH and another that says PINCH, both of which have english measures in small print but not metric.
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It's 2 cups. There isn't notation for cups on the glass. It's L, mL, fl oz, and grams.
846224
No, I believe it's the halfway mark for each cup size. I recall checking once by pouring it into a regular measuring cup.
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I have the 4 cup model. The inside angled scale has cups on the left and ounces on the right. The scale on the outside of the cup has ml/oz on one side and cups on the other. While this is very neat and a convenient way to measure, it is not easy to measure accurately. The first 8 iounces are in one ounce gradations. The renainder are in 2 ounce gradations. Water or whatever liquid you measure climbs up the sloped measuring scale and adds to the inaccuracy. I have also experienced the problem others have described regarding pouring.
379819
I filled to the minimum line (very hard to see) and then poured into a measuring cup. It is 3/4 of a cup. I do not use that much and I never have a problem.
1717197
Hi Eric, I am sorry I don't know exactly how much the cup holds. I would have get out a measuring cup and test it. According to some specs that I got from a UK Web site, this mug is: Metric: 0.23 ltr 8 cm diameter 9 cm highThe mug is bigger than the coffee cup and I find it perfect for my morning cup of coffe. If is important to you I will use a measuring glass and see how much liquid it holds. But this is all the information that I have for now.
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It does not show half ounces. It has three sets of measurements: Ounces in one ounce increments, Milliliters in 25 milliliter increments, and fractional cup parts - 1/8, 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, and 1 cup. They are great, I bought two and use them all the time.
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I carefully filled my 1 cup measure to the brim with water and then poured it into my handy pyrex liquid measuring cup. It came exactly to the 250ml line. g/l! BTW, these are by far the best measuring cups i have ever owned! Love 'em! -greg frohring
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&lt;&lt;Rectangular&gt;&gt; 1-3.5 Cups / 828 ml, 1-1.6 Cups / 378 ml &lt;&lt;Round&gt;&gt; 1-1.6 Cups / 378 ml, 1-0.73 Cups / 173 ml
770212
The cup measures 29.6cc (or ml). For most Americans, that is 2 tablespoons.
1949232
The cup measures in cups, ounces and mililiters. There is a conversion chart in the handbook which includes grams. I hope this answers your question.
899891
An American cup of 8 ounces is 250 milliliters. The pot holds a bit more, but just a bit.
880379
I asked the same question four months ago and never got a reply. This is a simple glitch to fix at the site; wake someone up. I had to buy it to find out. IT IS A 500 ml POT. 220 ml (aprx 7 oz.) will fill the bottom portion below the hammered design if you just want to make 2 good demi-tasse cups of coffee minus the solids. You can make a decent small coffee as well as a larger amount to share so don't listen to much of the chatter from the "experts" online regarding appropriate size to buy. Well made, nice design, worth the extra dollars for a very solid ibrik. Now I will travel back in time and assure myself I am buying the correct pot.