Ingredients
Recipe for 4 people.
| 🍶 150 ml of water | 📏 15 cl of liquid |
| 🥄 5 ml of lemon juice | 🧂 10 cl of vinegar |
| 🌿 1 ml of essential oil | 🍯 20 cl of syrup |
| 🌶️ 2 ml of spices | 🥛 50 cl of milk |
Utensils
| 🍶 Measuring cup | 🧪 Graduated cylinder |
| 📏 Ruler | 🔍 Calculator |
| 📒 Notebook | 🗒️ Conversion table |
| 📊 Measuring chart | 🧴 Container for liquids |
Preparation step by step
Preparation time: 5 minutes
Cooking time: 0 minutes
Resting time: 0 minutes
Total time: 5 minutes
STEP 1: Identify the amount in milliliters (ml) that you wish to convert to centiliters (cl) for your recipe.
STEP 2: Take the number in milliliters and divide it by 10 to get the number of centiliters.
STEP 3: Check your calculations to ensure the conversion is correct before using it in your recipe.
STEP 4: Note that for inverse conversions, you will need to multiply the centiliters by 10 to return to milliliters.
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