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Does that really matter when cooking? Whether the recipe calls for 360 or 350 Fahrenheit shouldn’t make a bug difference. Even when making a roast, one Fahrenh
by leipert 6y ago
Does that really matter when cooking? Whether the recipe calls for 360 or 350 Fahrenheit shouldn’t make a bug difference.
Even when making a roast, one Fahrenheit more or less, does it matter?
I suspect that the precision you gain is lost due to ovens and bbqs not being super exact and good at keeping temperatures.
What I often hear with Fahrenheit, is body temperature and I agree, 37.5 vs 38 Celsius is meh, while the granularity of Fahrenheit might help.
- mindvirus 6y agoMetric zealot here, but on one benefit of Fahrenheit is it captures the range of outdoor/human experienced temperatures well: 0 == very cold, 100 == very hot.