How-Many Guide to Kitchen Conversions

Designed by Shannon Lattin at S.B. Lattin Design, the Common Cook's How-Many Guide to Kitchen Conversions is a super-helpful infographic design.  Very quickly the reader can lookup to the conversions between many of the most common recipe measurements.

If your kitchen drawers are anything like ours, you never have the right measuring implement for the recipe you’re tackling. Keep this chart on hand, and the next time you find yourself asking “How many…” you’ll know just what to do.

This design is an excellent example of "tell one story really well."  It's a clear and simple design that is quick and easy for the reader to understand.  

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Nice job Shannon!

Comments

[Mihai]

The rest of the civilized world uses something that makes this infographic obsolete. It's called the Metric System.

[Mollie@Kitchen Accessories]

Great. I don't remember some of the conversions here.thanks for the share.

[Will]

As visually pleasing as this is, a conversion table is surely clearer.
Also I've got to agree with Mihai on Metric.

[Jessica Z]

this infograph is wrong especially the teaspoon! wow, 10 tablespoons make 2/3 of a cup and by this chart two teaspoons make the same amount?

[Brian]

I guess Jessica didn't notice the plus sign, 10 tablespoons + 2 teaspoons = 2/3 cup. Personally I think this is quicker than a conversion chart, especially when it comes to the 1/3 and 2/3 cups, but I'm more of a visual person. My only slight complaint is that the 1's look like 7's, but that's not a mistake people are likely to make.

[zohaib]

thanks for sharing, this post is very informative for mee so keep it up and nice to meet you