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Anyway, my question is, suppose your recipe doesn’t include weight; is it worthwhile to convert the volume measurements, or do you just measure by volume? Perhaps I should just make some notes to keep on the fridge of common conversions. I don’t imagine that many ingredients other than sugar and flour would be used in enough quantity to be useful to measure by weight. I don’t think I can afford a scale that can give me a more accurate measure of a teaspoon of baking soda than an actual teaspoon.

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