We all have our own ways of doing things in the kitchen and for some it means abandoning traditional measurements and judging food quantities by eye. This can be a great skill to have and we occasionally cook for ourselves in this fashion. However, when you’re trying to develop a recipe for others, need to work our nutritional requirements and/or are still new to cooking, it’s a better idea to stick to recognised measurements. So for the rest of us, the use of standard kitchen measurements become an everyday occurrence by utilising our trusty scales, measuring spoons and/or cups!…
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great info thanks. I have the exact same heart shaped measuring spoons
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Hey Lorieb! Thanks for stopping by and reading our post; we hope that you find this info helpful too! Haha, they’re are lovely and we wish that we owned them too ( it’s a bulk image from Flickr)! Have a wonderful weekend! ~ Lynn & Alex 😀
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