Very minor point, in the grand scheme of things: when converting measurements from imperial to metric, I would be astonished if many recipes need more than two significant figures. When the recipe says "391.32 gram strained greek yogurt" I would not expect disaster to befall me if I only supplied 391.31g. A more major point is that I don't seem to be able to select text to copy and paste. I had to type out "391.32 gr…
Thank you for the feedback. Will definitely release an update by tomorrow for this. Regarding selection of text, that has been a problem with flutter. I will find a way to make it selectable. There is an alternative. You can share the recipe or click print. There you would be able to select it. Or, you could share the recipe and it would be copied to your clipboard. I know that is not exactly what you want, but it wi…
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#11I'm not convinced that the units conversion is right. The example of 2 Cups of greek yoghurt being 391.32 g. 1 US cup is 240 ml (or 236.5 ml depending on which type of cup you are using). The density of greek yoghurt is somewhere between 0.96 g/ml and 1.04 g/ml (depending on which website you trust the most). This leads me to calculate that 2 cups greek yoghurt weighs between 454 g and 499 g). The 391 g value is way off.