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Is 1 teacup equal to standard cup?
No, a teacup is not equal to a standard cup.
Here's why:
* Standard Cup: A standard cup in most recipes is 8 fluid ounces (237 milliliters).
* Teacup: Teacups vary significantly in size, but are typically smaller than a standard cup. They often hold 6 fluid ounces or less.
So, if a recipe calls for 1 cup, you should not use a teacup to measure. It's best to use a measuring cup specifically designed for measuring liquids.
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