Could you tell me how many millilitres are in the 1 cup, 1 tablespoon, and 1 teaspoon measures, please?
1340859
search the internet for conversion tables -- I do it all the time and find it works very well
1340860
for simple conversions like that, your best bet is to type "convert ___ to ____" into google....just switch out the first blank for the unknown measure (in your situation, first put in "1 cup" then "1 tablespoon" then 1 teaspoon") and put the desired unit of measure in the second blank (in your case, "ml"). This will give you instant results.
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1 c = 240 ml, 1 T = 15 ml, 1 t = 5 ml. The set has the conversions printed on each item.
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1 teaspoon = 4.9289 millilitres 1 tablespoon = 14.7868 millilitres 1 cup = 236.588 millilitres
1340863
1 teaspoon = 4.9289 millilitres1 tablespoon = 14.7868 millilitres1 cup = 236.588 millilitres
1255159
Yes, I have measured them by weighing water in them on an accurate scale (1 ml = 1 gram). The 250 ml cup is spot-on by actual measurement.NOTE: 250 ml = 1 Australian/New Zealand cup. 1 U.S. "legal" cup is 240 ml. A U.S. "customary" cup is 236.6 ml.
2089250
Hi- The 1 teaspoon measures EXACTLY 7/8 of an inch wide. Hope this helps...
1543154
Richard I'm sorry I missed your question. Each stick has markings for 1/4 1/2 etc to one cup
851900
I normally use 1 teaspoon, sometimes rounded. The ball can hold 1 tablespoon, but it's too full in my opinion because the leaves are too tightly packed, and don't have much room to expand. If I'm making more than a single serving, I use a pot.
1661859
It's 1/4 teaspoon. You will find that on the container but the print is quite small.
1429540
It appears that the pint markings are Imperial as the pint = 568.261485 milliliters.The pint demarcations are 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/4, 1 1/2 pint. On the same side appear Ml markings.There are no 1/2 cup or 2/3 cup markings.However, since 1 imperial cup = 0.5 imperial pints, you should be able to use the pint designations divisible by 4 measurements.
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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!
2050059
No. It holds 1 Tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons. which is the exact amount in a coffee measure. It is also one tsp. less than 2 Tbs (1 TBS = 3 tsps.). The filters fit inside the reusable pods (K-cup) and take the sludge that comes through without the filter. I hate that sludge in the bottom of my cup. These filters make the refillable cups act just like the bought k-cups.
281979
Exactly one cup about 240 milliliters I would guess. Lots of left-overs unless you have a very large family.
1081022
Since it is packaged by weight and not by volume, you would need to dump it out and measure out the 4.5 teaspoons. 1 individual package is approximately 2 teaspoons (but not exact) (3 teaspoons equal 1 tablespoon). It should not take more than one box.
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).
2259190
I already answered this specifically in grams and milligrams per teaspoon. Please refer to my previous answer. Thanks.
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A reviewer below notes that it holds 1.5 tbsp. I returned mine, so I can say for sure (read my 1 star review). Hope you find what you're looking for.
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Not quite sure what you're asking, as it the only answer to your question is "a tablespoon." Did you want to know how many tablespoons there are in a lb.? There are 16 oz. in a lb. and 1 oz. = 4 tbsps. Therefore there are 64 tbsps. in a lb.
748469
What size spoonful are you referring to? Unless it is a measured spoon (1 tsp, etc) it would be hard to say since all spoons are different.
1234448
Cups and ounces can be measured from the angled labels inside the cup. Milliliters can be measured from the side of the cup. Hoe this helps!