Today I learned something new! 1L = 950ml

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food M.
food M. November 11, 2015
Was this not written tongue-in-cheek? Aside for the unfortunate reality that this product was actually manufactured..
 
Nancy
Nancy November 11, 2015
I did, both before writing and after your cautionary note, but the resolution in the photo on two devices is too poor to read.
Please tell me (and others) what it said
 
702551
702551 November 11, 2015
Look at the photo of the item at the Amazon link above. It's the measuring cup in question.
 
AntoniaJames
AntoniaJames November 11, 2015
You can also see it here on Food52: https://food52.com/shop/products/2304-borosilicate-glass-fat-separator It's sold in the retail department. Interestingly, the manufacturer got 3/4 Ltr correct. How embarrassing! ;o)
 
702551
702551 November 11, 2015
Ahaha, someone bungled their product markings.

Here's the item at Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Simax-Glassware-3283-4-Cup-Separator/dp/B000Q2YD3W

Hilarious.
 
Nancy
Nancy November 11, 2015
Perhaps you're meaning a quart equals approx 950 ml?
Because 1 liter or liter (1000 ml) doesn't equal 950 ml.
 
Constant S.
Constant S. November 11, 2015
Nancy, you better take a look at the picture, before answering!
 
Smaug
Smaug November 11, 2015
Need a better picture.
 
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