We use mm more than any other country. Just ask our school kids.
Bluefalcon 10 points a year ago
chuckleslord 5 points a year ago
I can't parse this. What do you mean?
chuckleslord 8 points a year ago
Ah. So, the joke only makes sense if you think about mm the way an American would. Understood. Kind of, but it doesn't matter
dmention7 3 points a year ago
The mano-digital system is clearly superior.
Does your metric system tell you how many fingernails are in a pint? Didn't think so!
Go eat some more cheese and ride a reasonably priced train, euro-snob.
certified_expert 1 point 8 months ago
USians. The rest of America is happy with the metric system
danekrae 1 point a month ago
I believe the definition of an inch is 25.4 millimeters at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
So americans actually use metric, whether they like it or not.
Hegar 19 points a year ago
I find this guide so confusing that I doublechecked if this was a shitposting community.
These amounts only hold for certain things, a palm sized slab of meat, a fist sized serving of casserole, a cupped hand of pudding. You know, normal, helpful ways of measuring.
If the entire guide was that right hand panel with the silhouttes and the actual information, it would at least be clear that they weren't saying you can fit more in a closed fist than an open palm, they're just encouraging you to eat pretzels out of your cupped hands like you're feeding yourself at a petting zoo.
rumschlumpel 13 points a year ago
I prefer scales and measuring cups.
DearMoogle 5 points a year ago
I measure when home cooking too, but I find this is helpful for eyeballing amounts when eating out
ILikeBoobies 3 points a year ago
Why would you need to know that?
Archangel1313 8 points a year ago
This doesn't add up.
1 cupped hand = 1/2 a cup ...and, 2 cupped hands = 1 ounce?
Except, 1 cup = 8 ounces.
SanctimoniousApe 3 points a year ago
I see "helping hands," and the first thing I think of is the scene from Labyrinth.
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