A culinary volume unit originating from practical household kitchen measurements. The U.S. cup = 240 milliliters, while the imperial cup ≈ 284 milliliters. Primarily used in recipes in the United States, Canada, and other countries. Occasionally referenced in Chinese households for baking, but milliliters or grams are preferred in formal contexts.

A culinary volume unit originating from practical household kitchen measurements. The U.S. cup = 240 milliliters, while the imperial cup ≈ 284 milliliters. Primarily used in recipes in the United States, Canada, and other countries. Occasionally referenced in Chinese households for baking, but milliliters or grams are preferred in formal contexts.