Does the glass cup show ounces or just recipes? It looks it. What's the other scale?
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Yes, it dies show ounces...up to 12. The other measurement is not marked, but I'm assuming it's mL.
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It has all three...cups and ounces are on that "oval shaped indicator" and on the sides going straight up and down are "ml....oz"
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The cup weighs a bit over 2 ozs. The cup is 3 1/8 inches wide and is 3 1/2 inches tall.I LOVE IT!! This is what I take on my day hikes
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There are two sizes of this style of cup. The smaller of the two is 10 oz, and the larger is 16 oz. It's hard to tell which is which without seeing them side-by-side for comparison. I have these cups in both sizes . . .
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No oz mode. If you need to be weighing in ounces you should be looking at a scale is accurate to 0.1g not to 0.01g
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Hi!. I don't have idea how many ounces but I can tell that the cup's approximately 10cm high and 5 cm diameter. Hope this helps you.
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Be careful about weight ounces and liquid ounces. They are not the same. Metric does not have this problem with liters and grams. (Although many still use ml and mg as if they are the same? Oh well.) Think about 1 cup of flour and 1 cup of water. Both 8 volume ounces but neither 8 weight ounces. It's a density thing. Buy and use a scale for weight related ingredients. Try to know what the recipe is looking for. Admittedly not always clear.
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Yes, easy to read, on both sides of the appliance. It is marked from 12 cups, every 2 cups, down to 2 cups. I find that the 2 cup mark is only about 10 or 12 oz. The gauges are estimates. I tend to drain the last drop, open the top and pour whatever is left (1/2 cup?) into my waiting cup.
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The measures on the glass measuring cup are in 200-800ml, pints (as 1/4, 1/2 etc) grams of flour and grams of sugar. 1/4 pint would be a half cup I believe. There are no imperial measures. Hope this helps.
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It also measures in (fractions of) a cup, and in ounces. No grams, however.
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No there are no cup markings metric and ounces only. I knew this when I bought the simax. I like the measurer and plan on buying other sizes
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A fluid ounce IS a unit of volume. Ordinary kitchen measuring cups meant for liquids are notoriously inaccurate. Let's say a recipe calls for a cup of milk--8 oz. Turn on your scale, selecting fl. oz. Set your empty cup or bowl on the scale. Then press the On/Off button once to get the tare weight. Pour your liquid into the cup or bowl on the scale until it says 8.00 fl oz. Now you know you have exactly one cup of milk. If you take that same amount of milk and pour it into an ordinary kitchen liquid measuring cup it probably won't be exactly at the 8 oz mark on the cup. Could be less, could be more--depending upon how accurate the measuring cup is. Believe me, I've tried many measuring cups and they're just not that accurate. Sorry if I totally confused you, but hopefully this helps!
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I use 12 ounce cups and I get 2 cups, so if it is meant the usual 8 ounce,either way it is 24 ounces. I have had crockery cups and tea pots in the past, but prefer glass cup with my glass teapot. Seems "fresher tasting!"
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A liquid measuring cup is 8 oz, but my coffee cups hold 4 oz. I suppose that's why so many recipes fail. People use coffe cups to measure ingredients, and they are short by half.
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It does not show half ounces. It has three sets of measurements: Ounces in one ounce increments, Milliliters in 25 milliliter increments, and fractional cup parts - 1/8, 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, and 1 cup. They are great, I bought two and use them all the time.
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The cup has a digital screen that tells you the weight of what you are measuring. You can actually change the type of measurement from wet to dry and it will adjust. It is pretty cool. My husband, daughter and I all use it and like it. We still use the standard pyrex glass measures too.
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You have the correct dimensions. If you fill the glass to the top it is about 10.5 ounces.