[header] How to measure liquid [title] Bend down to get eye level with standard measuring cups and pour. [step] Get a standard liquid measuring cup that has a pouring spout and at least 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5.1 cm) of space above the red measuring lines. These features will make pouring easier and spilling less likely.
[header] How to measure liquid [title] Bend down to get eye level with standard measuring cups and pour. [step] Get a standard liquid measuring cup that has a pouring spout and at least 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5.1 cm) of space above the red measuring lines. These features will make pouring easier and spilling less likely.
[substeps] Stick your hand up around the handle of an average measuring cup. Put your palm away from the handle and the us mint will come out of the spout as a sticky end of a paper towel. [title] Measure the volume of a liquid through the spout. [step] Draw a straight line down the spout to the measurements below it. You can use a bottle measuring cup to measure liquid. [substeps] Just enough to get a 12-to 13-inch measurement is ok. When pouring liquid into the measuring cup, bend down and look at it straight on instead of down at an angle so that your measurement is accurate. [title] Look down into angled measuring cups as you pour.