Wondering what the “unit used to measure liquids” is in Cookie Jam? Here’s the answer you’ve been looking for

Even though Cookie Jam has a few food-related Buzzwords this weekend, like “edible flower bud,” “brown fruit with a sweet and sour taste,” or “milk, cheese, yogurt”, most of them aren’t easy to pin down to a specific topic. We’re also seeing questions like “pictures that show data,” “you set up a tent in nature here,” or “mix of black and white.” So… what category do those even fall into? At least “unit used to measure liquids” feels somewhat cooking-related. And if you’re hunting for that answer, here it is.

Answer to “unit used to measure liquids” in Cookie Jam

The answer to this one wasn’t that obvious, since not every country uses the exact same version of the metric system. But it’s actually the standard unit of volume pretty much all around the world:

1. Unit used to measure liquids – Liter

The only major country that doesn’t fully use liters in its metric system is the United States. It primarily uses gallons, pints, quarts, and fluid ounces for measuring volume. However, liters are still used in certain contexts, like soda bottles (a typical bottle of water is 1 liter, while a can of soda is usually 330 milliliters) and in medical or scientific measurements.

Luckily, there weren’t any other 4-tiles words that fit this Buzzword, and the available letters made it pretty easy to guess. If you’re looking for more Cookie Jam answers from this weekend’s hints, we’ve got you covered. Check out our other guides to help with clues like “furry friends that wag their tails,” “flour comes from this,” “some glow in the dark underwater,” or “prank or magic.”

Cookie Jam

February 26, 2014

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