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One of my cook books, translated from English to Danish, is using the
unit "cups", which isn't a unit normally used in Denmark, and when it is - it can apperantly mean different things from 1,5 to 2,5 dl. If all of the measurements was in the unit, it wouldn't be a problem, as I could just stick to the same unit all of the time, but it doesn't. Quite frankly, I haven't got a cluse, as to how to find out what is meant by "cup" here. I don't expect anyone in here to have "A vegetarian cook book in six acts", so I can find out what the English version says, as I know how much one of those cups are, but if I post one of the recipes here, do you then think that maybe someone in here will have an idea as to how much it might be? I know - it's a shot in the dark, but it's the only idea I can come up with. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance, Nikitta |
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