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... 113 grams of butter instead of a "stick". What, in Saint Arnoldus' name, is a stick??And why 113 grams? "No sir, not 112, not 114, 113. It is what we do! The Elders have taught us!"
Quote from: homoeccentricus on January 08, 2017, 10:37:42 am... 113 grams of butter instead of a "stick". What, in Saint Arnoldus' name, is a stick??And why 113 grams? "No sir, not 112, not 114, 113. It is what we do! The Elders have taught us!"Why 8 tablespoons of butter of course.
Quote from: Big Monk on January 08, 2017, 11:31:44 amQuote from: homoeccentricus on January 08, 2017, 10:37:42 am... 113 grams of butter instead of a "stick". What, in Saint Arnoldus' name, is a stick??And why 113 grams? "No sir, not 112, not 114, 113. It is what we do! The Elders have taught us!"Why 8 tablespoons of butter of course.That's 113.44 grams. Is your lodo spreadsheet as "accurate"?
Arguing about using 113 instead of one of a single unit is akin to arguing the use of 3.14 instead of π in a calculation. (IOW, There's a time and a place for both... )
I just had to convert a cocktail recipe from a bottle of nonino from centiliters to ounces so it goes both ways.