Let's start here: one cup of cheese is not eight ounces. Now, discover the best ways to measure cheese accurately, whether you're measuring by weight or volume.

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Q-I`ve been cooking for years, and thought I had a fairly good grasp of the basics. One day, my niece was in the kitchen while I was making a batch of cookies. She looked on in horror as I measured ...

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Measuring cheese might seem straightforward—you just scoop it into a cup, right? But unlike liquid ingredients, different types of cheese can vary in texture, moisture-content, and shape, affecting ...