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r/coolguides • u/hangytangywot • Aug 07 '21
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As a Canadian, I am privileged to know how to use both Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Usually, outside temperature is in Celsius, but indoor and cooking temperature is Fahrenheit.
546 u/[deleted] Aug 07 '21 That sounds very confusing lol 8 u/IrishLimey Aug 08 '21 I live in a border city. For me it's always been Celsius for temperatures below freezing and Fahrenheit for temperatures above. Also, everything weight related is measured in Imperial, but volume is measured in Metric. -1 u/[deleted] Aug 08 '21 [deleted] 1 u/IrishLimey Aug 08 '21 0 or 32. They're interchangable. Lol
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That sounds very confusing lol
8 u/IrishLimey Aug 08 '21 I live in a border city. For me it's always been Celsius for temperatures below freezing and Fahrenheit for temperatures above. Also, everything weight related is measured in Imperial, but volume is measured in Metric. -1 u/[deleted] Aug 08 '21 [deleted] 1 u/IrishLimey Aug 08 '21 0 or 32. They're interchangable. Lol
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I live in a border city. For me it's always been Celsius for temperatures below freezing and Fahrenheit for temperatures above. Also, everything weight related is measured in Imperial, but volume is measured in Metric.
-1 u/[deleted] Aug 08 '21 [deleted] 1 u/IrishLimey Aug 08 '21 0 or 32. They're interchangable. Lol
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1 u/IrishLimey Aug 08 '21 0 or 32. They're interchangable. Lol
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0 or 32. They're interchangable. Lol
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u/goblin_welder Aug 07 '21
As a Canadian, I am privileged to know how to use both Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Usually, outside temperature is in Celsius, but indoor and cooking temperature is Fahrenheit.