Here’s a surprising fact: standard US dry measuring cups are wildly inaccurate anyway. A 2016 study found that even professional bakers were off by 10-15% when using scoops. So worrying about 3/8 of a cup is like arguing about the number of angels on your muffin top. Just accept that flour is a chaotic neutral ingredient.
Another fact that’ll make you feel better: the term “half of 3/4 cup” is a linguistic trap. In ancient Rome, bakers didn’t use fractions; they just said “add some flour, vibes only.” We’ve overcomplicated things. You are facing a problem that existed before the Pyramids, and guess what? They didn’t have measuring cups. They used their hands. So you’re already winning.
Seriously, though—if you don’t have 2 tablespoons handy, use 6 level teaspoons. That’s 3/8 of a cup (since 3/8 cup = 6 tablespoons). See? Your brain is doing CrossFit right now.
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