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Recipe Measurement Practice

At the airport’s community bake sale, Isla and Wiremu are preparing snack packs. Use the recipe information below to solve each measurement problem. Show working where asked. Use 1 kg = 1,000 g and 1 L = 1,000 mL.

Snack-pack recipes

Fruit cups (makes 4): 600 g fruit, 300 mL yoghurt, 20 mL honey. Oat bites (makes 6): 450 g rolled oats, 150 g dried fruit, 75 mL golden syrup. Keira has a tool for measuring mass, a vessel marked in millilitres and measuring spoons.

Pick the right measure

Choose the most suitable tool for each task.

1.Which tool should Keira use to measure 450 g of rolled oats?
  • Digital scale
  • Measuring jug
  • Ruler
  • Measuring spoons
2.Which tool is best for measuring 300 mL of yoghurt?
  • Digital scale
  • Measuring jug
  • Ruler
  • Timer
3.Wiremu wants each oat bite to be about 4 cm wide. Which tool will help him check the width?

Convert and scale up

The airport team expects more customers, so they need to adjust quantities.

4.Convert 1,500 mL of juice into litres.
00.511.52
5.Convert 2.4 kg of fruit into grams.
6.The fruit-cup recipe makes 4 cups. Isla needs 12 cups. How many grams of fruit will she need?
7.For 12 fruit cups, how many millilitres of yoghurt are needed?
8.The oat-bite recipe makes 6 bites. The team wants 18 bites. How much golden syrup is needed, in millilitres?

Investigate the recipe

Think like a careful cook: units, accuracy and sensible estimates all matter.

9.A label says 0.75 L of yoghurt. Write this amount in millilitres.
10.A helper measures 250 g of honey instead of 250 mL. Explain why this is not the same measurement, even though both show 250.
11.The fruit-cup recipe needs 20 mL of honey for 4 cups. How much honey is needed for 10 cups? Show how you worked it out.
12.Wiremu has a 1 L bottle of juice and pours out 350 mL. How much juice remains, in millilitres and litres?

3 printable pages

  • Recipe Measurement Practice, page 1 of 3: Snack-pack recipes, Pick the right measure

    Page 1

  • Recipe Measurement Practice, page 2 of 3: Convert and scale up, Investigate the recipe

    Page 2

  • Recipe Measurement Practice, page 3 of 3: 10. A helper measures 250 g of honey instead of 250 mL. Explain why this is not the same

    Page 3

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