I’m going to buy a banneton. The one I’m interested in has metric measurements that confuse me. How big is this:
16 * 16cm
I’m going to buy a banneton. The one I’m interested in has metric measurements that confuse me. How big is this:
16 * 16cm
16 cm is about 6.3 inches.
About 6.3 inches, according to this site I use.
I have a round one and a longish one but without the cloth. Bought in a supermarket in Germany.
I often need to use one of the online converters to convert from American lengths to metric lengths as we generally use in the UK. Same with weights
For example - https://www.unitconverters.net/length-converter.html
The 16cm/6.5" measurement is probably diameter. I’m pretty sure that’s the size I have, which is a good size for a 500g boule.
I should have been clearer - I can convert from Imperial to metric. I use metric measurements a lot for other purposes.
What confuses me is the formula: 16 * 16cm.
Is the basket’s diameter 16 cms?
The radius?
What does the asterisk denote?
It’s probably diameter and height.
I agree. I believe it’s what I would usually write as 16 x 16.
That’s probably it, diameter & height. Thanks all.