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feat: add recipe ingredient converter workshop #57153
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Left a couple of small comments but otherwise looks great 💯
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This is looking good @naomi-lgbt 👍 Pretty fun - found one typo. I noticed one other issue - I don't think you can make some of those conversions without knowing more about the ingredient. From volume to mass, for instance - cups and teaspoons are volume, and grams and ounces are mass I think. So if I want to convert 2 cups of something, I can convert it to teaspoons, because they're both volume. But I cannot convert 2 cups of something to grams without know the weight of that thing. 2 cups of water might 400 grams, but 2 cups of flour might be 200 grams.
Just mentioning it. I think we're fine to go with it like this for now.
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Do we want to introduce the density? Otherwise I would mention that these conversions refer to a density of 1 g/mL |
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