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Re: Need UK Help From: anonymous@obgyn.net Mon, 31 Mar 2003 16:04:03 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: jodi: "Re: Pregnant PCOSers" Previous message: Kris: "OMG! Please Help!! (Menstruation during pregnancy)" In reply to: Lori: "Need UK Help" Next in thread: Sonnet: "Re: Need UK Help" g means grams, as in the metric system of weights. One other thing you should be aware of, in the uk, a pint is 20 fl oz, not 16 as in the usa. Any good cookbook should give you a conversion table for grams to oz (and cooking temps if needed, they use Centigrade and something called gas mark, unlike the usa which still uses farenhight) Lesley At Mon, 31 Mar 2003, Lori wrote: > >Hello all... >I have a great low-carb cake-like recipe on a UK web site. Problem is, >there is a measurement I don't quite understand. I feel so dumb...but >what does "g" stand for. Example - the recipe calls for 100g of crushed >almonds. Help! I am DYING for something cake-like and this is a >microwave 3 minute max "cake". >Thank you so much! >PS. I'm hope nobody thinks I'm a dummy :) Next message: jodi: "Re: Pregnant PCOSers" Previous message: Kris: "OMG! Please Help!! (Menstruation during pregnancy)" In reply to: Lori: "Need UK Help" Next in thread: Sonnet: "Re: Need UK Help"

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