>Check a recipe on internet
>Check several in several languages to see the better one (I speak 5 languages)
>Found the recipe in a english page
>See 2 cups 1/4 tsp 1 Tbsp 1/8 tsp
Why is this allowed ? It's disrespectful, I feel abused and objectified. Internet is worldwide, you should use the normal system.
You can use your system but at home, not in internet. Thank you reading me.
Learn the language, problem solved.
>Language
It's not a language but """"imperial""" system
>I speak 5 languages
I see English is not one of them.
English is one of them. I don't perfectly speak english buy I can understand and write messages quite easily.
So yes.
that you refuse to learn
itt: french guy looking a recipe online and hating brits
Honestly I wish we would change to the metric system but a lot of people here think our way is best so what are you going to do. All of our measuring cups and spoons follow this system also.
Based muchacho
>a lot of people here think our way is best
they're just lazy shits
not that I blame them, if the roles were reversed I'm sure people here would still hold on to metric for dear life
hell there's still some geezers talking prices in pesetas rather than euro, shit takes time
Don't your measuring cups have cups on them? Here they always have both cups and liters.
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It's not anyone being lazy, it's just a huge endeavor on anyone's part that's unrealistic regardless of how stupid imperial is. OP either don't use the recipe or get over it
On everyone's part, rather
Tablespoon is 15 ml
Teaspoon is 5 ml
Cup is 240 ml (rounded)
So a cup is 16 tablespoons.
Just learn it. A frog lecturing the world on it's "stupid" system for counting is beyond ironic, mister "four twenty ten nine means ninetynine"
I always wieved the "cup" as a french thing for some reason, maybe because they have other weird units like candelas.
Anyway, a cup is 125cc.
Are you drunk, Jonne? The cup is 240cc in the US, 284cc imperial.
I use imperial units on the internet only to piss off foreigners who can't comprehend them. Meanwhile, I can understand both imperial and metric units due to my superior education
Bet you have a harder time with intuitively converting l/100km to mpg tho.
I got four twenty ten nine problems but a Terminator ain't one.
Durrrrrrrrrrrrr why r recipe hard
Kys