BAKING can be all fun and games until you realize that you now have a huge pile of kitchenware that needs to be cleaned.
Well, a cooking fan has revealed how she cuts down on doing dishes but, sadly, not many people were on board.
Mom Cayla Popoff took to social media to share to show off her “standard practice” when baking.
As she baked a cake, she used a measuring cup to make a dent in the dry ingredients.
Pressing the bottom part of the cup into the batter, she was left with a hole that she then filled with oil.
According to her, this was easier than simply measuring the oil inside the cup.
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She claimed this method was perfect because you would “never have to clean another measuring cup.”
“Sure you still have to clean the brownie bowl but I haven’t thought of something for that yet,” she added.
Unfortunately, not many people were impressed with her technique as there was one simple flaw: wouldn’t you have to clean the bottom of the cup?
One person wrote: “So you just put it away with the bottom dirty?”
“And you have brownie mix on the bottom anyway so are you not going to clean that?” a second shared.
And a third asked: “Aren’t you still using the measuring cup though?”
Previously, an organization expert revealed you have been storing measuring cups all wrong.
“If you’re always one looking for a measuring cup or a measuring spoon in a drawer, just pop a couple of Command hooks on the backside of one of your cabinet doors, slip all of your measuring spoons on the bottom [row] of those Command hooks, and then do another row on top for your measuring cups,” he advised.
The video showed the two rows of measuring spoons and cups hanging in an orderly fashion from the backside of a white cabinet.
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However, many commenters warned about the noise the measuring tools will make when the cabinet is opened.
To avoid this, it’s best to flip them so they hang flat against the door with the actual measuring part of the cup or spoon sticking out.
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