I just googled a reciepe for lemon honey or lemon curd and it requires a stick of butter. How much is a stick of butter ? I haven't heard that before.
harrislucinda,
Jan 4, 8:54am
4ozorabout125gms
.jillybeen.,
Jan 4, 8:59am
Thanks for that, my daughter and I got the giggles on gessing how much it might be.Thought Id ask to see if anyone knew.Older recipies can be quite hard to understand.
245sam,
Jan 4, 9:26am
.jillybeen., the use of a "stick of butter" does not necessarily indicate that a recipe is an "older recipe" because it states to use a "stick of butter".Was the recipe for the "lemon honey or lemon curd" an American one? Just as we buy butter, usually, in a 500g block, in the US butter is sold by the "stick" which, as advised above = 4oz.4oz is commonly equated to 125g but if you're really wanting to be accurate 4oz = 114g (1oz = 28.4g).:-))
elliehen,
Jan 4, 10:53am
Would be quite useful to buy butter in those foil-wrapped 'sticks'.Save some weighing and measuring :)
.jillybeen.,
Jan 3, 6:48am
Hi 245sam I don't know if it was american recipe.Thanks for the information,Looking forward to home made lemon honey.
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