Fahrenheit Celsius Conversion

by: Gerhild Fulson  /  Cookbook Author, Blogger, German Oma!

This Fahrenheit Celsius conversion chart is necessary when using recipes from other countries. Germany, for example, use Celsius (centigrade) in their recipes.

The United States and Canada (where I am) use Fahrenheit. The following chart will also help when using recipes from countries that use Gas Mark.

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

For accurate temperature conversion ...

To be absolutely accurate, you'll need to do some math:

HINT: Celsius is approximately 1/2 of Fahrenheit.

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