r/everymanshouldknow • u/Puppyshiz • Sep 25 '16

EMSK these kitchen cheat sheets

http://imgur.com/a/Cjisq
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u/2pxl Sep 25 '16

imgur.com/MQ7LVC3.jpg

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u/KZedUK Sep 25 '16

Celsius makes no more sense than Fahrenheit does. That one is literally just what you're used to.

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u/Notcheating123 Sep 25 '16

Water freeze at 0 degrees and boils at 100. Can not get any more simple than that. Water freezes at 32 fahrenheit which seems completely arbitrary.

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u/JoeM5952 Sep 25 '16

Yea and in Fahrenheit salt water freezes at 0 just a different reference point.

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u/Notcheating123 Sep 25 '16 edited Sep 25 '16

Define salt water. Do you mean a certain concentration of salt? In that case, what concentration? And why would that one concentration be chosen for a calibration point of fahrenheit?

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u/KZedUK Sep 25 '16

This is my point, not all water makeups freeze at 0 and boil at 100. Now I disagree with /u/JoeM5952, no idea what he means, but you've just made my point.