How do you measure a cup

Hi, do you measure up your ammendments using a 240ml cup? or do you weigh it up at 2 cups to the pound or 4 to the kg, we don't use cups here in the UK so not sure, thanks

You could just use a liter as 4 cups it will be slightly more then 4 cups by 40ml but it is pretty close.

rdf said:

Hi, do you measure up your ammendments using a 240ml cup? or do you weigh it up at 2 cups to the pound or 4 to the kg, we don't use cups here in the UK so not sure, thanks

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Cups are still used in the UK for baking and measuring cups are available at wilko's or other places that have a good range of catering equipment.........................a 240ml cup would work just as good though, LOL

Got you, I'll use a litre jug 4 cups, just I read somewhere 2 cups to the lbs so wasn't sure if it was done with weight or volume lol many thanks

Might be a pain but just do 15 tablespoons lol

rdf said:

Got you, I'll use a litre jug 4 cups, just I read somewhere 2 cups to the lbs so wasn't sure if it was done with weight or volume lol many thanks

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Done with volume, not weight. A cup of neem cake and a cup of rock dust are vastly different in weight.

DB is spot on, a 240ml will work just fine. We aren't baking, just using consistant amounts for measurements. Plus, you may find that slightly more or slightly less of whatever works best for you.

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Thanks all, yeah I see now it's volume, I think I can buy measuring cups like DonBrennon suggested cheers

Cups sizes are different all over the world. Buy some Japanese ones and you will save $ on amendments https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cup_(unit)