That´s because it in fact is. In Austria dekagramm is a common unit, abbreviated dkg or dag. In shops it´s standard to buy and label cheese and sliced cold meats in dag and in Austrian recipe books stuff like flour, cornstarch, sugar, butter and fat are measured in dkg.
And deci. What’s wrong base 10? Why aren’t you touching your decilitres.
It strikes me that decagrams would be good for measuring flour
That´s because it in fact is. In Austria dekagramm is a common unit, abbreviated dkg or dag. In shops it´s standard to buy and label cheese and sliced cold meats in dag and in Austrian recipe books stuff like flour, cornstarch, sugar, butter and fat are measured in dkg.
Deciliter is a common unit in cooking though…
Decilitres is commonly used worldwide…
I know that some countries do! I’m pretty sure they use dL in Norway in baking.
That’s the beauty, you can use this unit, and most people will immediately understand.
Stop using litres, they are a fake metric!. A litre is a mili cubic meter anyway.