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From: gbr@mb2c.UUCP (Jerry Ruhno)
Newsgroups: net.cooks
Subject: Re: Re: How to measure shortening
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Date: Mon, 18-Nov-85 07:56:44 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 18 07:56:44 1985
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 There is a device out on the market for measuring shortening and other
 ingredients that are similar, like peanut butter. I don't know the name
 but it  is a round cylinder that has markings on the side for measuring.
 The other piece is a solid cylinder that is pushed thru the other cylinder.
 You just insert the solid cylinder inside the other, and adust so that the
 top is at the correct measuring mark. Then spoon in your shortening to fill
 up the cylinder. When it is full you push the solid cylinder the rest of
 the way thru and out comes your shortening. I am sure you can find it at
 a kitchen shop.

					Jerry Ruhno
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