Which one of these spoons measures 1 gram only?
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None of them. Grams are a measurement of weight, and these spoons measure volume.
1307531
It depends on what are you measuring (e.g., water, salts, etc.). One gram is between one dash and one tad.
1307532
As pointed out, the weight to volume thing will work for somethings, not others, but with water, 1 tablespoon = 1/2 ounce = 14 grams. 3 teaspoons = 1 tablespoon, so for 1 gram, you're looking for about 1/5th teaspoon as 1 teaspoon = 4.67 grams (of water). If you're measuring spice, that won't be accurate. If you're measuring liquid like, vanilla, you'll be close. As Mike pointed out the "tad" would be closest. A tad is slightly more than a gram (of water).
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1/5 of a Teaspoon = a gram. The only spoon that's close to 1 gram in this set is the 1/4 teaspoon known as a tad. (The one that says "Tad" on it.)Be careful of what you're measuring because 1 gram of something can apply to many different things.
1307534
A teaspoon can usually hold about 5 grams, this is equal to 500mg. 1/4 of a teaspoon =125mg
1307535
Hello Dee, Those spoons measure teaspoons only -- and they are not precise at that either. To measure grams you need a scale. Your package should have instructions of how many grams AND how many teaspoons are needed for a daily dose. The relationship between grams and teaspoons (the density) is different for every material. In a nutshell: Don't use those spoons. Get a better set of spoons (from the drugstore) if you can figure out how many teaspoons you need. Otherwise, buy a milligram scale from Amazon for about $12.
1307536
Since the spoons are labeled "dash," "tad," etc. they are not intended to be used for precise measuring... it's a joke!
1717865
No. One gram is smallest unit it measures. But it is a great scale.Jeffry Wilkinson
169936
This scale has a .01 gram graduation. A milligram is .001 gram, so the scale cannot count in milligrams. Sorry. :(
1944710
I don't measure in grams so I'm sorry I can't be of help to you. I can tell you the only time I have a minus sign is when I use a container and the scale automatically subtracts the weight of the container from the actual contents being measured if it is placed on the scale prior to adding the contents.
1134609
The scale's minimum weight increment (and graduation) in ounces is 0.1 ounce (oz), or in grams it is 1 gram.
323462
My kitchen scale says 6.1 oz - they are almost twice as heavy as my other metal measuring spoons.
802667
David, I doesn't as far as I know. I am from the old school and I never use the gram measurements. I just put a pencil on the scale and said 5 grams. I weighed the same pencil on the Lb. side and it read 0.20. I hope this helps you.
224730
Not sure how many grams but it's the same size as my regular double shot portafilter. I love the bottomless one better then my old one!
662485
the spoons measure volume such as milliliter. A gram is a weight and is measured with a scale. It would be like using a bathroom scale to measure gasoline for your car or a ruler to measure your weight.
1966263
Yes it dose measure to .01 of a gram. It hose up to 100 grams also. Great accurate and doesn't tack up a ton of room.
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The only marking on the spoons and forks "R+B everyday STAINLESS CHINA", one knife weighs 4.4 oz. mike
1024079
1/4 tsp = Tad.There are some comments where people tell what each spoon is. Just look through the comments.
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You can buy this on Amazon for $6.80, Norpro 3080 Mini Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons, Set includes ( tad, dash, pinch, smidgen and a drop ) If you use the smidgen spoon slightly rounded thats 100 mg.
2103816
Note that when measuring grams, 0.1 grams will display as 1. So to measure 1.2 grams, the display needs to read 12.0. This was very confusing to me at first.
75792
0.1 oz / 1gram / 0.002lb / 0.001kg Reads either way per description. I use oz. only
1717868
It measures grams, ounces, and lbs, but no, the lowest in grams is one gram, doesnt do any fraction of.
124807
I routinely measure 0.04 grams, works for me but I have no way to compare. The calibration seems right on.