Cook - unit converter 4+

Name: Cook - unit converter
Rating: 4.7 (7 reviews)
Author: David Stribling

David Stribling

Entwickelt für iPad

- 4,7 • 7 Bewertungen

- Gratis
- In-App-Käufe möglich

Beschreibung

The simplest (and most colourful!) way to convert between 20+ common cooking measurements.

Ever wanted to know what 1 cup of sugar is in grams? Or for some reason... how many kgs of Nutella fill a pint?! Well now you can, all in this one nifty app experience!

Easily customise & reorder your list of most used units for easy access. No need to manually switch between units, any values entered will be automatically calculated for all others.

FEATURES
- Convert between 20+ cooking measurements
- Select an ingredient to convert between weight and volume
- Built-in calculator
- Add your most used units
- Reorder units
- Automatically calculate all units at once
- Factions support
- Offline
- Completely ad-free
- No tracking
- Dark mode
- Colourful fun UI
- UK, US and AU units supported

Convert between: grams, kilograms, pounds, ounces, millilitres, fluid ounces (UK/US/AU), pints (UK/US/AU), cups (UK/US/AU), quarts (UK/US/AU), teaspoons (UK/US/AU) and tablespoons (UK/US/AU).

Thank you for using Cook! Please share any feedback you have, and if you find this app useful, leave us a review :)

31. Okt. 2020

Version 1.2.1

Cook 1.2.1 fixes a few pesky bugs. Those buttons shouldn't fly around anymore, and you can now convert coffee!

Thanks so much for your support, keep sending your feedback!

4,7 von 5

7 Bewertungen

Go for it!

Add some more ingredients, because the rest is perfect😊

Maybe a history could also be a nice feature to have a whole recipe in there for more complex ones🤔

Simple, fast but a key ingredients missing

It’s a simple and fast calculator, but would be great if some ingredients could be added or updated. Missing for my purpose nut butter, nuts, chocolate chips, beans, fruit etc.. maybe worth taking a look at key recipe influencer.

Yeast?

Miss the yeast…the Rest is Perfect

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