This is literally "buying gems" in free to play games never amounting to the cost of a typical item, slightly under or over.

You could buy 240 containers of ricotta cheese and 60 cups of cheese that way you'll have the exact amount you need.

This is the Hebrew National 7 hot dog to 8 hot dog bun pack solution.

They're doing the same thing with sauces and broths. Assholes.

You can always just have more or less cheese in the recipe. Or use the leftover cheese for something else later.

I'm not defending capitalism here, just defending cheese.

Steve Martin understood this.

There are several:

• DIN EN ISO 12 625-4: 2005 (Dry tear resistance and perforation resistance)
• DIN EN ISO 12 625-5:2005 (wet tear resistance)
• DIN EN ISO 12 625 -9:2005 (Puncture resistance)
• DIN EN ISO 12 625-3:2005 (Paper thickness in use)
• EN ISO 12 625-8:2004 (Water retention capacity)

Yet there seems to be no standard for the size or number of sheets in a roll.

Double space (at the end of the line) = line break

Easy, regardless of the device you are using.

Just floss your cheeks, bro.

If you account for all rolls that ever existed, it's pretty close to empty

Yeah but then the store uses different measurements on all the price tags so you need a fuckin calculator to actually compare them.

I can show you my unit ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Even if it doesn't, all these packages have the total area listed somewhere on the package. If the $/area isn't listed on the price tag, you can still calculate it manually.