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Butter Conversion for Europe

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Date: 05/26/2007  
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Can you tell me how much a stick of butter is in grams or ounces? i see many American recipes that I can't follow because i don't know the quantity of margarine or butter to use. in Europe, we use either grams or imperial (British) weight. either will be fine.

Thanks,
Cettina from Malta, Europe
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Post by cett (4) | (05/29/2007)
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thank you all for the responses, especially to luvyabye. that conversion site is BRILLIANT! ive put it in one of my folders so i can get to it wen i need something else. its so handy. THANKS AGAIN.


Post by Luvyabye (334) | (05/26/2007)
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Hi Cettina! Here is a really neat conversion site just for butter: http://www.onlineconversion.com/cooking_butter.htm
Toward the top of the page, you can click on "home" and you can see all of the different conversons this site offers. I live in the Netherlands (from the USA) and I've had to look up a lot of conversions....lol


Post by Grandma Margie (105) | (05/26/2007)
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We typically buy butter in one pound (or 16 ounce) boxes which contain 4 "sticks". Each "stick" weighs 4 ounces. Each stick is the equivalent of 1/2 cup of butter. If I tried to convert this to grams for you I'd probably make a mistake...............so I'm hoping you can take it from here. Good Luck!!


Post by ThriftyFun (3957) | (05/26/2007)
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8 ounces (1 stick) of butter or margarine is 224 grams.


Post by cjgeo (74) | (05/26/2007)
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A stick of butter is a quarter pound or 4 ounces. Hope that helps.

cj


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