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To download these cheat sheets, look for the yellow download boxes lower on this page!
Unless you’re a brand new visitor to my blog, you may have already seen or downloaded some of the free printables and other resources that I share here from time to time, like my Instant Pot cheat sheet and ten homemade spice mixes.
This particular post is a special one because it features two free downloads that you can take advantage of! Both deal with measurements and conversions that can be tricky to remember in the kitchen, especially when you’re in the middle of making a recipe.
2 Printable References For Kitchen Measurements And Conversions
Printable #1 – Common Kitchen Measurements “Cheat Sheet”
I often find it hard to remember how many teaspoons are in a tablespoon or how many tablespoons are in a cup, and it’s time-consuming to pull out my phone to look these things up. So, I decided to take matters into my own hands and create a reference guide I could keep in my kitchen!
My Common Kitchen Measurements “Cheat Sheet” has proved itself to be every bit as useful as I’d hoped it would be. I have one taped inside my baking cupboard at home, and I refer to it often!
Download this printable below!
Common Kitchen Measurements “Cheat Sheet”
Download this guide to common kitchen measurements and keep it in your kitchen for quick and easy reference.
From Printable to Perfect
I know that handling the download and print process can be a bit of a hassle (especially if you don’t have a home printer). So, I decided to simplify things with a ready-made magnet version of this handy cheat sheet! It has all the same valuable info, with a spiffy new design and a more compact size, ready to adorn your fridge without any fuss.
A sturdy magnet ensures it stays put and is a breeze to clean! And at 9”x6”, it’s easily readable without monopolizing your fridge real estate.
Printable #2 – Capacity Visual Aid
The second printable is less of a reference guide and more of a visual aid, perfect for visual learners like myself. Each letter represents a different measurement of volume, making it easy to visualize how many of one fits inside another:
- 2 Cs in each P = 2 cups in a pint
- 2 Ps in each Q = 2 pints in a quart
- 4 Qs in each G = 4 quarts in a gallon
Clever, right? This visual aid also shows that there are 4 cups in a quart, 16 cups in a gallon, and so on. It’s really useful! Download this capacity reference sheet below.
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Capacity Visual Aid
Download this visual reference for capacities and display it in your kitchen as a helpful reminder.
What other types of printables or reference guides would you find useful to have on hand?
