huh the what

ld???

 

idk what ld is but

1 cup = 80g

1/2 cup = 40g

1/4 cup = 20g

for quick oats at least

 

It's because most of the world doesn't use DL, and worse still, a lot of the online sites are American (their system of measurements isn't even decimalised, it's like the French revolution never happened)

The trick is to look for grams to ml and multiply that figure by 100 to get the dl result.

For example 1 ml of oats is 0.38 grams, so 1 dl is 38 grams.

 

Dl= deciliter
Ml=milliliter

 

I have never heard of deciliter.

 

1 dl are 100ml, and ml are liquid and therefore, harder to convert into solids like g, but for sugar it'd be 90g, so I'd just go with that.
I'm also so shocked how many of you guys haven't herd of that lol, I guess it's just not common for non-metric users but here in europe we learned that in pretty early on

 

1 dl are 100ml, and ml are liquid and therefore, harder to convert into solids like g, but for sugar it'd be 90g, so I'd just go with that.
I'm also so shocked how many of you guys haven't herd of that lol, I guess it's just not common for non-metric users but here in europe we learned that in pretty early on

I'm pretty sure here in Australia we don't use that measurement.

 

1 dl of oats is 40 grams!