If a recipe calls for..

[Village_DIYer]

Quick question everyone, If a recipe calls for 0.66ml of a flavoring, should I round to 0.7ml so its easier to measure with my syringe. Just want to make sure I have my measurements correct. Mine as well ask while were here, if the recipe calls for lets say 0.73ml you just measure to 0.7ml correct, its drivin me nuts!! lol

Thanks again guys.

 

[dannyv45]

Depends on the concentration of the flavor. .04ml can make a big difference when using strong super concentrates at smaller amounts such as 10ml test samples. For the most part I have not had a problem rounding. So it really boils down to trial and error.

 

[mhertz]

Quick question everyone, If a recipe calls for 0.66ml of a flavoring, should I round to 0.7ml so its easier to measure with my syringe. Just want to make sure I have my measurements correct. Mine as well ask while were here, if the recipe calls for lets say 0.73ml you just measure to 0.7ml correct, its drivin me nuts!! lol

Thanks again guys.

For the second part of your question, then yes, that's how rounding is done mathematically (Round up the previous digit only if 5 or above)

 

[Village_DIYer]

Thanks Danny, so 0.69ml is close to .7ml rightÉ just want to make sure I understand the measurments, lol.

ps.. my question mark sign is showing É for some reason...lol

 

[Village_DIYer]

For the second part of your question, then yes, that's how rounding is done mathematically (Round up the previous digit only if 5 or above)

OK thanks, wanted to triple check!!

 

[dannyv45]

Thanks Danny, so 0.69ml is close to .7ml rightÉ just want to make sure I understand the measurments, lol.

ps.. my question mark sign is showing É for some reason...lol

Yes it is