Metric Conversion Chart Fridge Magnet 6" x 8" Includes Weight Conversion Chart, Measurement Conversion Chart, Liquid Conversion Chart and Temperature Conversion Chart

We moved to Mexico and I can never remember the conversion for my oven temp. With this, I no longer have to pull out my phone each time I want to bake something. It’s right there handy. Same with the measurements.Easy to read and doesn’t take up too much room on the fridge. (Plus I love the mid-century colors, goes great with my decor!)Would recommend.

I find this to be a wonderfully handy tool but it's not hardy. I tore it opening the plastic it was packed in. I intend to use it by keeping it in a drawer as a quick reference. It's not made of laminate or vinyl- Just paper on a magnet. It is a quick reference for British recipes.

Great chart, came bent and slightly distorted. I kept it anyway.

Cooking: an activity that requires not only having a good sense of taste, but a steady hand, good reading comprehension, and being able to do perform basic math functions such as "the recipe calls for 1/3 cup, but I only need half of that since I'm making a smaller batch...". Let's not forget, of course, the tasks of converting volume measurements into mass, metric to imperial, and Centigrade to Fahrenheit (or vice-versa for all of these).While doing mental math and/or keeping a pencil and piece of paper handy for writing out the solutions is admirable, Muzitao® has made it a bit easier by creating a magnetic Kitchen Conversion Chart that displays these values.Category 1: Oven TempsWithout going into boring detail, this category lists "Gas", and then common Fahrenheit and Centigrade Temperatures. Commentary next to some of the temperature seems to indicate how to cook at that setting or that the oven is "Hot" or "Very Hot". These notes are not explained, so they are a bit of an oddity. Final note: at the bottom of the column and to the right, a green box has the formulae printed to show the user how to convert F° to C° and C° to F°.Category 2: WeightsSimilar to the box at the bottom of the Oven Temps box, a green box to the top right of the Weights Column has a set of equivalency values displayed, so if you need to calculate an amount that isn't in the list, you can do so. The list is basically the same form as the Oven Temps, minus the commentary.Category 3: LiquidsThere is no green box to accompany this corner of the Muzitao® Kitchen Conversion Chart, merely a list that converts common metric values to corresponding imperial measurements. While not all lines have all of the data fields filled, the ambitious chart included Gallons/Quarts/Pints/Metric/Cups/FL OZ.Category 4: SpoonsThis three-line portion provides information about the volume that spoons hold, as well as holding the distinction of two typos. So, if you have ever wanted to know the difference in volume between a "Desertspoon" and a "tespoon" this is your chance!Category 5: Cups & ApproximationsThis portion is a bit odd; it provides information about converting volume to mass, but also lists the approximate volume/mass of various cups of ingredients, such as raisins and uncooked rice. It's a bit odd, but should you use the items regularly, may prove convenient.In the EndWith the two typos and some random information, this magnet is good for quick references and maybe beginner cooks. That being said, the ambiguous commentary at the Oven Temps category, as well as incomplete information down in Liquids, make me hesitant to recommend this item. If changes are made to complete the errors and to make it a bit less confusing, I think the Muzitao® Kitchen Conversion Chart will be a hot seller, but not before then.**Disclaimer: This product was sent to me by the manufacturer at no cost to review. While I do not feel that this influenced me in any capacity, I am legally obligated to disclose this fact so that you can come to your own conclusions about the merit of this analysis.**

I move between Australia and the US regularly, and am constantly needing to convert recipes and measuring containers. This conversion chart is perfect! It has everything I need, is adhered to a great magnet and has a front surface super easy to clean, and the colors are attractive and really liven the kitchen up. Would definitely recommend.

It doesnt have the conversions you actually need....

There are a couple spelling mistakes on the chart... in the Spoons section, "tespoon" instead of "teaspoon" and "desertsppon" instead of "dessertspoon." But other than that, the chart fulfills its purpose.

I do find myself looking up conversions online when cooking. In particular, when making bread, measuring flour by weight rather than by volume tends to give me better results.So, when I was offered to opportunity to test out this conversion chart, I thought it would be exactly what I needed. And, at first, I was very pleased. It looks nice, and is well organized. There are some basics included that are worth having around: 1 ounce is 28.35 grams, for example.But please take a moment to zoom in on the image on Amazon's product page, and see for yourself that there are some problems with the information. Look, for example, at the "Liquids" section. The chart says that 1 quart is equal to 1.1 liters, and that 4 quarts are equal to 3.8 liters. Even if you are not a fan of math, think about this: if 1 quart is more than 1 liter, then 4 quarts ought to be more than 4 liters. This is not the only example. Throughout both the "Liquids" and the "Weights" charts, there are numbers that don't quite work.How could mistakes like this get made? I have a guess: note that 1 IMPERIAL quart is about 1.1 liters. But 1 U.S. quart is about .95 liters. It seems to me that whoever put this information together may have inadvertantly mixed up information about U.S. versus Imperial measures. Add to this some rounding issues (the weight chart, for example, always gives gram measurements that end in 0 or 5), and you are probably better off looking up your conversions online, rather than relying on this chart.Nevertheless, this chart does have some value, but I would recommend holding off until a "version 2.0" is released.

Very handy - magnitized so I can keep it on the fridge where it is handy and visible. I looked for something like this in the stores with no luck. Thanks to Amazon who makes the hard to find easy to find.

Really cool converter, useful even outside of the kitchen. I wish it was just a tiny bit bigger but besides that I highly recommend.

It’s great! Best...delivered in 3 days!

Excellent Product!