Metric and imperial Spoon measure conversion Two-Tone Coffee Mug

Our conversion and baking tip designs came from our own frustration at pausing mid bake to look things up. After a search to try and buy conversion charts to keep in the kitchen, we couldn’t find anything in our style, so we’ve designed a range based around a simple aged paper design reminiscent of old cookery books. Our spoon measures cover British, United States and Australian measurements, metric and imperial, hopefully covering any English language recipes you may encounter. This mug version of our measuring spoons design keeps the three main spoon sizes, separated by country for easy reference in one place, keep in the kitchen or take your love of baking with you on your coffee or tea break. As always it is worth noting that a fluid ounce in the United States is slightly different to British fluid ounces (which are also used in older recipes in Australia), and there’s always some rounding needed to convert between metric and imperial and to give a single unit number for liquid and fat weights and a flours and sugars weights, the teaspoon has the widest weight range of variation for flours and sugars.