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Wed Jan 11, 2006 1:17 pm
I have been thinking whether it is possible or not to convert gram to milliliter. Because I have a problem like this; I bought a can of milk which the quintity is in gram and later while preparing my cooking according to a recipe, the recipe is in gram. Without using specific weight tools, is it possible for me to convert those value?
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