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Should I use a level or a heaped tablespoon?

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A level spoon is generally recommended unless your recipe specifies otherwise.

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What do T, tb, tbs, and tbsp stand for?

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All of these are common abbreviations for "tablespoon." Be sure to read carefully, however, as "t" and "tsp" stand for teaspoon, a much smaller measurement!

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What is 12.5 ml compared to a teaspoon?

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One teaspoon = 5 ml, so 12.5 ml = 2 1/2 teaspoons, or nearly a tablespoon.

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What does 2/4T mean in a pizza base recipe? (I thought it would be 1/2T.)

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It does mean 1/2. In this recipe that you are referring to I believe the creator just didn't simplify for some reason.

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How do I measure 3/4 teaspoon?

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You can use a quarter teaspoon three times. (It is usually the smallest spoon in your set.) Or, purchase a set that includes a 3/4 teaspoon.

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What is 10 ml compared to a tablespoon?

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10 ml is about two teaspoons; three teaspoons equal a tablespoon. Thus, 10 ml is about 2/3 of a tablespoon.

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Is pepper okay on pizza?

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Yes, you can put pepper in anything savory. Some people love pepper on pizza.

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A recipe that I would love to try calls for a measurement that I don't have. How would I measure 3/4 tablespoon of milk? And brown sugar? Can someone please help me?

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3/4 tablespoon is equal to 2¼ teaspoons. (You'll just have to estimate the ¼ teaspoon.) To measure the brown sugar, pack it down into the measuring cup.

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Is 1 tbsp of flour about 20g?

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No, 1 tbsp of the average flour weighs 7 or 8 grams.

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How many tablespoons are in 12 ounces?

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There are 24 tablespoons in 12 ounces (or 1½ cups).

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So if we use 3 teaspoons it also makes 1 tablespoon, right?

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Yes. A teaspoon is 1/3 of a tablespoon, which is a handy trick to know, especially if your tablespoon is dirty and you need to measure dry ingredients.

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What is the equivalent of 1/3 cup to tablespoon?

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1/3 cup is equal to 15 and one third tablespoons. This is also equal to 15 tablespoons and one teaspoon.

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Is 1/8 of a cup is equivalent to 1 tablespoon, or half of that?

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1/8 of a cup is 2 tablespoons; 1/16 of a cup is one tablespoon.

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How should I divide 1 1/2 tsp?

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Use 1/2 and 1/4 tsp (If you don't have a 1/4 tsp, just estimate a half-full 1/2 tsp).

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How many tablespoons in 1/2 cup of butter?

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There are 8 tablespoons per half-cup.

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How many teaspoons are in a tablespoon?

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3 teaspoons make a tablespoon.

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How many tablespoons are in 10 ounces?

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10 US fluid ounces is about 283.50 grams, so it is equal to about 20 tablespoons.

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How many tablespoons are in 2/3 cup of butter?

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There are about 11 tablespoons in 2/3 cup of butter according to the US measurement system.

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