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Grams to Teaspoons Converter

Convert weight in grams to volume in teaspoons for precise cooking measurements

Grams to Teaspoons Calculator

Weight per teaspoon: 5g

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Conversion Results

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Cups
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Calories

Reverse Calculator: Teaspoons to Grams

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Common Ingredients

Water5.0g/tsp
Salt6.0g/tsp
Sugar (Granulated)4.2g/tsp
Butter4.6g/tsp
Olive Oil4.6g/tsp
Baking Powder4.0g/tsp
Cocoa Powder2.6g/tsp

Measurement Equivalents

1 tablespoon3 teaspoons
1 cup48 teaspoons
1 cup16 tablespoons
1 fluid ounce6 teaspoons

Cooking Tips

Level teaspoons for accuracy in baking

Brown sugar packs heavier than granulated

Spices and herbs are much lighter than liquids

Use measuring spoons for small quantities

Understanding Grams to Teaspoons Conversion

Why Weight vs Volume Matters

Converting between grams (weight) and teaspoons (volume) depends on the ingredient's density. A teaspoon of flour weighs much less than a teaspoon of honey because of their different densities.

Cooking Accuracy

  • Baking requires precise measurements for best results
  • Small quantities like spices can vary significantly
  • Different brands may have slight density variations
  • Humidity affects powdered ingredients

Conversion Formula

Teaspoons = Grams ÷ (Grams per Teaspoon)

Measurement Standards

  • US Teaspoon: 4.93 ml
  • Metric Teaspoon: 5.0 ml
  • Imperial Teaspoon: 5.92 ml

Note: This calculator uses metric teaspoons (5ml) for consistency with nutritional labeling.

Ingredient Categories & Tips

Liquids (5-7g/tsp)

Water, milk, oils, and vinegars. Most consistent measurements.

Sugars (3-4g/tsp)

Granulated sugar is heavier than powdered. Brown sugar packs denser.

Spices (1-3g/tsp)

Much lighter than other ingredients. Ground spices vary in density.

Baking Ingredients

Flour, baking powder, and starches. Level measurements are crucial.

Fats (4-5g/tsp)

Butter, oils, and margarine. Temperature affects consistency.

Herbs (1-2g/tsp)

Dried herbs are very light. Fresh herbs weigh more due to moisture.

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