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Old Mon, May-24-04, 04:03
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Question Metric to Imperial and Vice Versa

I was born and brought up in England so think in Imperial, however am now living in Australia which uses Metric. I am using Fitday.com but am finding it difficult to convert small amount from Metric to Imperial. For example the tinned tuna I eat has 40 grams in and that is hard to convert to imperial in my head. Yes I can get the calculator and pens out etc but does anyone know of a site that I can print out which will give me the converstion of small amounts. The only ones I have found so far start at 1 ounce or 100g and it takes forever to calculate.

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