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what is the equivalent in older recipes to the following?
118ml. 237ml. 473ml. 7ml. 59ml. 79ml. 117ml. 158ml. 60ml.
118ml. 237ml. 473ml. 7ml. 59ml. 79ml. 117ml. 158ml. 60ml.
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They most certainly didn't answer this is Q&P this morning.
And this is to do with cooking and recipes so I don't see what the fuss is about .
118 ml = 4.15301 fl.oz.
237 ml = 8.34123 fl.oz.
473 ml = 16.6472 fl.oz.
7 ml = 0.246365 fl.oz.
59 ml = 2.07650 fl.oz.
79 ml = 2.78041 fl.oz.
117 ml = 4.11782 fl.oz.
158 ml = 5.56082 fl.oz.
60 ml = 2.11170 fl.oz.
You can convert any metric measurements for recipes to Imperial here
And this is to do with cooking and recipes so I don't see what the fuss is about .
118 ml = 4.15301 fl.oz.
237 ml = 8.34123 fl.oz.
473 ml = 16.6472 fl.oz.
7 ml = 0.246365 fl.oz.
59 ml = 2.07650 fl.oz.
79 ml = 2.78041 fl.oz.
117 ml = 4.11782 fl.oz.
158 ml = 5.56082 fl.oz.
60 ml = 2.11170 fl.oz.
You can convert any metric measurements for recipes to Imperial here
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