This guide covers the conversions of granmes/pounds, litres/pints as well as can sizes and their approximate volume and weight in both imperial and metric units.

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If you need to convert grammes to pounds and ounces use this:




If you need to convert pounds and ounces to grammes use this:



To convert litres to gallons and pints, use this chart


To convert gallons and pints to litres, use this chart



And, finally, for people catering for large amounts of people, can sizes:

 

 

 

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Was this guide made after reading that walnut recipe? If it is than good because I Am not good at conveting by myselfr so maybe if i do ever make that walnut bread or any other recipe (probably will never happen : than i can use this guide to convert if they are not in american measurements

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No, I have a guide on paper and decided other people could use it. Handy though - I always get confused.



Oops, probably should have mentioned that the guide uses British Imperial measurements (forgot the Americans like to be difficult and change things ). Here are the differences:



*Americans have two types of pints and quarts - one for "liquid" and one for "dry", liquid is always shown on the left. If in doubt use the "liquid" measurement as that is most commonly used. British measurements remain unaffected by this and are the same for both "liquid" and "dry".

Enjoy!

 

 

 

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Nice guide. Though there is other online conversation programs though. This one for instance has alot of different conversion features: http://www.onlineconversion.com/

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Alt Codes
Imperial/Metric Units Conversion Guide

Hi I would like to know if you could tell me the alt code for 3/8 and 5/8 please I have been looking every where

Thanks

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what is metric
Imperial/Metric Units Conversion Guide

What is mertic and why is it so stupid

-reply by gemma

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