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Saskatchewan | Negative BigNorsk.
I don't think I know of anyone in Canada who has metric measuring cups. I do some cooking myself and have never seen a recipe asking for milliliters of flour.
Being that Canada is a metric country, we sure did a poor job of it. Now I'm not sure about down east, but we use acres, miles, feet, cups, teaspoons, inches, etc. Sure the signs say KM/H, but I just updated my passport last week and they asked my weight in either metric or imperial, along with my height.
I am not trying to argue which is better, I just don't think Canada should stand on a soapbox and talk about how metric we are here! | |
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Reasons to use metric
