In cooking, measurement is one vital information a person should not neglect. I found the following table very useful in converting one units to another. I had this printed and post it on my fridge door. Though I'm familiar with all these, still I want to make sure that I'm converting accurately because I really don't want to mess up with my cooking. Perfectionist? Not really. I just hate adding too much or too little of something.
Measure Equivalents:
Measure Equivalents:
1 tablespoon (tbsp) =
|
3 teaspoons (tsp)
|
1/16 cup (c) =
|
1 tablespoon
|
1/8 cup =
|
2 tablespoons
|
1/6 cup =
|
2 tablespoons + 2 teaspoons
|
1/4 cup =
|
4 tablespoons
|
1/3 cup =
|
5 tablespoons + 1 teaspoon
|
3/8 cup =
|
6 tablespoons
|
1/2 cup =
|
8 tablespoons
|
2/3 cup =
|
10 tablespoons + 2 teaspoons
|
3/4 cup =
|
12 tablespoons
|
1 cup =
|
48 teaspoons
|
1 cup=
|
16 tablespoons
|
8 fluid ounces (fl oz) =
|
1 cup
|
1 pint (pt) =
|
2 cups
|
1 quart (qt) =
|
2 pints
|
4 cups =
|
1 quart
|
1 gallon (gal) =
|
4 quarts
|
16 ounces (oz) =
|
1 pound (lb)
|
1 milliliter (ml) =
|
1 cubic centimeter (cc)
|
1 inch (in) =
|
2.54 centimeters (cm)
|
Source: United States Dept. of Agriculture (USDA)
0 Comments
Thank you for visiting. Your comments are highly appreciated.
God bless everyone.