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Measuring Butter

Published October 17th, 2013 5 stars (7)  Rate this video
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Christina Blais shares a technique on how to get the exact amount of butter.

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  • Jill R.
    I learned the water displacement method for measuring solids fats when I was a little girl in the 50’s
  • IRENE P.
    I have been baking for over 50 years with both metric and oz/cup size recipes, this was a new one for me - wow - will certainly use this very handy and simple tool in the future Irene P Baie D'Durfe - 7th Sept,2021
  • Ann R.
    Why not just use a scale. Scale is much more accurate. It is a great investment. I started with a battery operated scale because of cost. Now I have a plug in or battery operated scale. Plus you can use tare for accuracy.
  • Brigitte L.
    Génial, mon fils n'aime pas toucher cette texture. Cela sera très utile. Merci.
  • Rosanna V.
    That’s what I’ve been doing myself, learnt long time ago and it really works.
  • Lucia H.
    Wow, I like the water trick. I'd never heard of that before. Really cool method

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