Any idea how many teaspoons are in one 2.45oz jar?
2077110
According to WIKI there are 12.3 teaspoons per oz. (12.3 times 2.45 = 30.135, so a little over 30 teaspoons)
2077111
I found a conversion chart that says 12 tsp per ounce. So there should be about 30. That seems about right based on the size of the jar.
2077112
I have an empty spice jar from Simply Organic. I filled it with about 37 or 38 teaspoons of water, to approximately the same level that a new full jar would contain.
805864
Hi Stefanie, What I read on the back is "3 tsp.", which is 3 teaspoons, meaning 1 tablespoon. One teaspoon is 5mg; the "15g" metric measurement agrees with the teaspoon measurement. But I use those serving sizes as a suggestion anyway. ;)
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1g per tsp = 3g per Tbsp. I'll try to post some pics of the label. Flavor is strong - a little goes a long ways!
1769090
I don't know exactly. Not very much as they only are about an 1/8 of a teaspoon.
1313177
The jar doesn't say, but I've read elsewhere that generally 1 cube equals 1 teaspoon (and when you mash it up that seems about right.) One cube makes one cup of broth (but a little goes a long way. I use only 2 cubes in a big pot of beans.) ~Rebekah
1068366
I am guessing 1.5-2 oz per jar. These are pretty small. I use them for loose tea. Each jar holds approximately 3-4 tablespoons of loose tea. Hope this helps.
535548
can't find the actual volume on the package, but it says 570 teaspoons under # of servings. it's a big bag--could only fit half in my sugar canister. i love it.
2250195
I'm not sure what you mean. These (unlike I believed when I ordered) do NOT have the teaspoon equivalents on them at all. It can make measuring more complicated. I would have loved to have things like 1/16 tsp etc on the spoons alas it is not there.
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They don't all use the same serving size, nor do they all use the correct conversions. Rapunzel accurately calculates 1 tablespoon as 14 grams, yet one brand I checked uses 12 grams for 2 tablespoons, another uses 14 grams for 2 teaspoons (there are 3 teaspoons in a tablespoon), and a third uses 5 grams per tablespoon. So if your conversions are screwed up, all the rest of the numbers probably are as well.
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i have idea the actual amount in ounces.. maybe like 2 tablespoons is enough for half of the vial to be filled halfway
1490990
I had never measured but you question made me curious so I checked. I got over 1/2 teaspoon in less than 10 seconds at the coarse setting.
1532561
Here is my research on volume unit conversion:1 teaspoon = 5 gram1 teaspoon = 5 ml1 tablespoon - 15 ml1 oz = 30 gram = 30 ml Hope it helps!
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Yes, they have metric measurements. They are: 5ml (1 teaspoon), 15ml (1 Tablespoon), 30ml (1 OZ.) and 60ml (2 OZ.). The color part on the bottom is slightly rubberized so they don't slide around on the counter.
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I don't have the original package and I'm not sure how much I've used. What I have left appears to be about 2/3 cup.
1711064
Sorry, but the teaspoon does NOT have a 1/3 tsp measurement. That is a rather odd measurement for a teaspoon... you might convert that to milliliters in order to measure the ingredient. If the ingredient is liquid that can be done very easily with a liquid medicine dosing syringe - if you cant find one on the shelf, go ask your pharmacy for one. Good luck!
1623104
I don't have that brand in the house right now, but Old Dutch pork rinds' label says: 1/2 oz serving size = 230mg sodium
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The box says: 2 teaspoons of Sambucol = 8 grams of sugar. 4 grams of sugar = one teaspoons of sugar.