yoghurt measurements

[Devill]

LOl, I agree thats just stupid, The thing is, it's probably the marketing guys that lost the plot and screwing the consumer, you get less than a liter from 1kg of yoghurt.......bastards.

+1

Well technically anything can be measure either way.

May I know why you need to know this? Cause I'm more interested in why you want to know than what the answer really is

Because I want a 2l yogi-sip

 

[guest2013-1]

Pure and simple curiosity. I noticed it and wondered if I was the only one who thought it odd.

I think you're the only one

I don't question authoreh-tay. They say its kilogram I go "ja baas, gimme my yoggat"

 

[Azrael]

I've noticed most eating yogurt's are rated in liters, but PNP's own brand is on "special" for R14.99 for 1KG, the tub looks considerably smaller than 1L...damn marketing people trying to con us again Most people get fooled by it, they'll rather take the cheaper PNP yogurt, but they end up getting less.

 

[Jewelbox]

There are different kinds of yoghurt; some you drink and some you eat with a spoon.
So either litres or kg will do, depending on which one you refer to.

 

[Kim_Webchick]

Should be litre's

 

[IamNoone]

It used to be litres... Now kgs.

Must be a volume / weight thing. A liter of Yogurt is heavier than a liter of milk for instance, so you get less yogurt if measured in weight than if measures in liters.

 

[Thor]

Litres

 

[The_Mowgs]

It used to be litres... Now kgs.

Must be a volume / weight thing. A liter of Yogurt is heavier than a liter of milk for instance, so you get less yogurt if measured in weight than if measures in liters.

Wtf did you search for in pornhub that lead you to reply to a 10 year old thread???

 

[IamNoone]

Wtf did you search for in pornhub that lead you to reply to a 10 year old thread???

It's an anomaly that I needed clarity on... You spend way too much time searching on pornhub if you are confusing it with Google... Would you like a razor for those palms? :crylaugh: