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2 comments April 19th, 2007
Run immediately to Think On It at its new home. Then book mark it and/or get the RSS feed and we shall be best friends forever– or something.
2 comments April 19th, 2007
You should have a small kitchen scale that at least weighs in your hometown weights. Cooking gets much easier if you do, and they make little flat ones that can hang up on a hook, so space isn’t the issue. The simplest cost $10 or less. The one I currently use has both pounds and grams at the push of a button, and cost €19.98.
For those who see grams and don’t get it, http://joshmadison.com/software/convert/ offers a good free converter for almost every measurement possible in science and the kitchen. You’ll use the same table over and over, if you’re like me, but if ever someone talks to you about kelvins, he’s got those, too.
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