- A
tablespoon (tbsp., Tbsp., Tb., or T.) is a
large spoon. In many English-speaking regions, the term now
refers to a
large spoon used for serving; however...
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Similar spoons include the
tablespoon and the
dessert spoon, the
latter intermediate in size
between a
teaspoon and a
tablespoon, used in
eating dessert...
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metricated country with a
metric tablespoon of 20 mL,
unlike other countries that metricated,
which have a 15 mL
metric tablespoon. In Europe,
older recipes...
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teaspoon and
tablespoon.
Metric measuring spoons are
available in sets,
usually between four and six,
typically with
decilitre (100 ml),
tablespoon (15 ml)...
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tablespoon of
powdered chili. 2. 1
tablespoon of
coconut palm sugar. 3. 1
tablespoon of
roasted rice. 4. 1
tablespoon of
lemon juice. 5. 2
tablespoon...
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Similar in size to a soup
spoon (intermediate
between a
teaspoon and a
tablespoon) but with an oval
rather than
round bowl, it
typically has a capacity...
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customary minim = 1/72 US
customary fluid dram = 1/288 US
customary tablespoon = 1/192 US
customary dessert spoon = 1/96 US
customary teaspoon =...
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labeling and
medicine in the US, the
teaspoon and
tablespoon are
defined as a
metric teaspoon and
tablespoon—precisely 5 mL and 15 mL respectively. The saying...
- walnuts, almonds, or hazelnuts, one
tablespoon.
Rolled oats, one
tablespoon, "previously
soaked in 3
tablespoons water for 12 hours".
Lemon juice from...
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packaged with
dried sour
cream that is
reconstituted using water. A one-
tablespoon serving of clam dip
using the
recipe that
aired in the
early 1950s on...
