When using the one-cup measuring cup, do you fill the cup to the top? I saw these come with measure markings and we have a set that leaves headroom.
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I fill it to the top, but your question made me curious, so I did a little comparison with my other set of cups. I think you should fill them to the top based on comparing one cup to one cup on my other set.
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I have used these as "fill to top." It makes sense in terms of what I remember/was taught for dry measuring cups vs. liquid measuring cups, and given they don't have any internal markings.Sorry if my answer isn't incredibly precise, but I hope it helps!
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There are no marking-lines indicating exact measurements but, compared to other standard measuring cups, if you fill the OXO measuring cups to the rim you should have an exact measurement.
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These measuring cups are the type that fill to the brim for correct measure. For dry ingredients, you would run a knife or straightedge across the top to level it. With wet ingredients, do the same unless they level themselves naturally.
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? Buy One Cup as in 8 oz. cup or one measuring cup? I got the set of three and love using them because you can stand up and pour in your fluid stopping at the proper line amount without bending over and checking the mark on the side of the cup. Don't know if I answered your question hope I helped.
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Yes but when you get to the measureing cups it might take up a lot of space I only have a 2 quart and 2 cup measuring cups and there in is room
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Yes, the marking for the 1,2,3,4 cup measurements are in bold. These are the best measuring cups I have ever owned.
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I've never used the measuring cup that came with it. I put a cup and a half of rice in and two cups of water and it turns out perfect every time.
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No - You cannot. They come with a 1 cup measuring cup and the lid must be removed to use the contents. I have about 8 of these and use them to store various types of flour. Hope this helps you.
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no but i measure my coffee by using a measured scoop and i believe that markings would be hard to read.
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@evgeneia: No, there are no measurement lines inside the pot. Even if there were, it would not be accurate anyway because your ground coffee is going to displace an unknown amount of water.
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Unfortunately No, I scribed a small line that marked the 1 and 2 cup measurement. I love this coffee maker.
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Hi, Inside your box there is supposed to be the measure cup, and sponge. Mine came with both. If you can not find either contact your seller.
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A two cup measure should have the 1/4 mark and if it does not it is a bad printing. It should be returned for a replacement. If it had been a bigger measuring cup they might not have such a mark as you would only use it for larger portions.
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For the first time, I used two of the measuring cups it came with. After that, I would only use one.
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No it doesn't, but I found it useful to fill it slowly with a measuring cup!
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Yes - because these are for dry measuring (flour, sugar, etc.) You need to get a glass or hard plastic liquid measuring cup like Pyrex. Try this link: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=liquid%20measuring%20cup&sprefix;=liquid+mea%2Caps
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wow. I've never used the measuring cup. I always kept the same method for long grain rice. Using your index finger the water level should be to the first knuckle or the line on your finger. This has worked for over 50 years and even with the Cuckoo. You can google milliliter to cup conversion for the exact unit of measurement. Hope this helps.