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Fahrenheit Celsius Conversion

This Fahrenheit Celsius conversion chart is needful when using recipes from around the world. Germany and Canada, for example, use Celsius (centigrade). United States uses Fahrenheit. The following chart will help when using recipes, including Gas Mark.

The temperatures given are approximate, but accurate enough for your basic cooking and baking needs. Different makes and oven types will also vary, so refer to your instruction manual.

For accurate conversion:

To convert Fahrenheit to Celsius,
subtract 32, multiply by 5, divide by 9.

To convert Celsius to Fahrenheit,
multiply by 9, divide by 5, and add 32.

HINT: Celsius is approximately 1/2 of Fahrenheit.

FahrenheitCelsiusGas Mark
225°110°1/4
250°120/130°1/2
275°140°1

300°150°2

325°160/170°3

350°175/180°4

375°190°5

400°200°6

425°220°7

450°230°8

475°240°9





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