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Well, honey, 100 ml of milk is roughly 0.42 cups. So, if you're eyeballing it, just pour a little less than half a cup and you should be good to go. Just remember, baking is a science, so if you want those cookies to turn out as fabulous as me, you might want to be a bit more precise.
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