How many grams are in 1 tablespoon? See table for flour, salt, sugar, butter and 80 other products

Many housewives use spoons to measure all the ingredients in recipes in the old fashioned way. And if the weight of the product is indicated, they immediately try to correlate how many grams are in a tablespoon. Especially for such cases, we publish tables of quick measurements.

Tablespoon sugar

Flour, butter, salt and sugar

Most often, it is flour, salt, sugar and butter that are measured with spoons. It is easy to guess that they have unequal weight. Solid butter is heavier, while flour and granulated sugar are the lightest. To calculate how much product you need to put in, use the following table:

The product's nameWeight in tablespoon, g
Wheat flour25
Potato flour30
Rock salt30
Extra salt20
Sugar 25
Powdered sugar25
Granulated sugar25
Butter40
Melted butter20
Sunflower oil20
Olive oil20

Liquid me is poured into a tablespoon

Liquids: water, vinegar, milk and others

Liquid substances have approximately the same weight - 15–20 g. An equal volume of water, vinegar, and lemon juice fits in a tablespoon. But with increasing viscosity, grams, or rather milliliters, grow exponentially. All values ​​are shown in the table:

The product's nameWeight in tablespoon, g
Water18
Vinegar15
Lemon juice17
Liquid honey20
Candied honey30
Jam50
Whole milk20
Condensed milk30
Sour cream25
Cream14
Mayonnaise25
Cognac20
Tomato paste30

An interesting fact: honey is one of those rare products that is indicated in spoons in all recipes.The thing is that when weighing on scales, it remains on the walls of the dishes, and the mass turns out to be inaccurate.

Tablespoon citric acid

Bulk ingredients: soda, lemon, cocoa, yeast

It is customary to pile up dry foods. For accurate measurements it is important that it be small. If you scoop “from the heart”, instead of 20 g of milk powder you will put 30, or even 40 g.

Quick Measurement Table:

The product's nameWeight in tablespoon, g
Baking soda28
Lemon acid25
Cocoa powder25
Powdered milk20
Gelatin powder15
Potato starch30
Ground crackers15
Mustard powder17
Dry yeast12
Fresh yeast20
Poppy18
Ground cinnamon20
Ground red pepper25
Turmeric15
Ground coffee18
Instant coffee9
Egg powder25
Dry tea10
Crushed nuts20

Tablespoon of cereal

Cereals: rice, semolina, buckwheat, oatmeal

To prepare cereal porridges, it is more convenient to use a faceted glass. There are separate tables for it. Glasses hold different weights and different numbers of spoons. For example, 13 spoons will fit in a 200 ml glass of water, 8 spoons of flour, and 6 to 8 spoons of buckwheat, rice and other cereals.

You can use tablespoons to measure semolina for feeding your baby. Grains are often added in small quantities to dishes: casseroles, pies, hedgehogs, buckwheat, cabbage rolls, oatmeal cookies. For such a case, there is a useful table with measurements:

The product's nameWeight in tablespoon, g
Semolina25
Rice cereal25
Buckwheat25
Corn grits20
Cornflakes7
Oat grain18
Cereals12
wheat grain20
Wheat flakes9
Millet25
Beans30
Lentils25
Peas 25
Pearl barley25
Barley grits20

Tablespoon hazelnuts

Other products

Sometimes you have to measure out some exotic ingredient in tablespoons that is not in the well-known tables. In this case, it is customary to take the average value - 15 grams.

Quick measurement table for less popular products:

The product's nameWeight in tablespoon, g
Jam36
Fruit puree50
Peanut25
Hazelnut (kernel)30
Almond (kernel)30
Fresh cherries30
Fresh strawberries25
Fresh raspberries20
Fresh blackcurrant30
Lemon zest30
Coffee beans16
Raisin25
Ghee20
Melted margarine15
Melted lard20
Curdled milk18
Ketchup25
Soy sauce14
Dried mushrooms10
Cottage cheese17
Agar-agar8
Fresh chopped greens15
Oat bran12
Chia seeds11
Flax seeds14
Sesame10

Does spoon size matter?
How to stop measuring food with spoons?

A tablespoon is an imprecise unit of measurement. Considering that its capacity can vary from 13.8 to 20 ml, you risk getting a big difference in the numbers. If the recipe requires high precision (French pastries, desserts), you cannot do without a kitchen scale or a special measuring cup. You can rely on the number of spoons when making pancakes or brine. But even in this case, if the recipe specifies more than 3 tbsp.spoons, it is better to ask again for the amount of product in grams.

How do you measure food - in grams or glasses and spoons?

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