Convert grams to tablespoons, g to tbsp, tbsp to g

Tablespoons to Grams Converter Water - 15 g/tbsp Baking Powder - 13.5 g/tbsp Butter - 13.8 g/tbsp Cinnamon Powder - 7.5 g/tbsp Cocoa Powder - 7.5 g/tbsp Coffee Powder - 4.5 g/tbsp Cornstarch - 10.5 g/tbsp Flour - 8.55 g/tbsp Garlic Powder - 4.5 g/tbsp Honey - 21 g/tbsp Milk - 15.5 g/tbsp Oil, Coconut - 13.8 g/tbsp Oil, Palm - 13.7 g/tbsp Oil, Sunflower - 13.8 g/tbsp Salt, Granulated - 19.2 g/tbsp Salt, Powder - 20.7 g/tbsp Soda, Baking - 13.5 g/tbsp Sugar, Beet - 12 g/tbsp Sugar, Brown - 10.8 g/tbsp Sugar, Granulated - 10.5 g/tbsp Sugar, Powder - 8.4 g/tbsp  tbsp 1 * 15 = 15 g   HISTORY Grams to Tablespoons Converter Water - 0.0667 tbsp/g Baking Powder - 0.0741 tbsp/g Butter - 0.0725 tbsp/g Cinnamon Powder - 0.133 tbsp/g Cocoa Powder - 0.133 tbsp/g Coffee Powder - 0.222 tbsp/g Cornstarch - 0.0952 tbsp/g Flour - 0.117 tbsp/g Garlic Powder - 0.222 tbsp/g Honey - 0.0476 tbsp/g Milk - 0.0647 tbsp/g Oil, Coconut - 0.0725 tbsp/g Oil, Palm - 0.0733 tbsp/g Oil, Sunflower - 0.0725 tbsp/g Salt, Granulated - 0.0521 tbsp/g Salt, Powder - 0.0483 tbsp/g Soda, Baking - 0.0741 tbsp/g Sugar, Beet - 0.0833 tbsp/g Sugar, Brown - 0.0926 tbsp/g Sugar, Granulated - 0.0952 tbsp/g Sugar, Powder - 0.119 tbsp/g  g 1 * 0.0667 = 0.0667 tbsp   HISTORY

How many grams in a tablespoon? 1 tablespoon is equal to 15 milliliters, which is also equal to 0.015 liters or 15 cubic centimeters. The following empirical expression is used for converting units. Density (grams per tablespoon) is listed above (More): tablespoons = grams / density
grams = tablespoons * density

 When converting grams to tablespoon, it's important to know the density of the substance. The first step is to convert tablespoons to milliliters, as density is typically expressed as grams to ml or kilograms to liters. Tablespoons aren't a standard measurement unit. Kilograms and grams measure the mass of an object, while liters, milliliters and cubic centimeters measure the volume. For example, water has a density of 1000 grams per liter, meaning 1 tsp of water equals 15 grams. This principle also applies to similar liquids like oil and solid-state materials. If you have the density of material, you can use it to convert the mass of the fluid or another material to its volume. To find an unknown mass, use an appropriate device to measure the entity in kilograms. If dealing with substances measured in liters, multiply the listed value by 1000/15 to convert to tablespoons. For instance, if you have 10 tablespoons of palm oil with a density of 13.7 g/tbsp, simply multiply the volume (10 tbsp) by the density (13.7 g/tbsp), giving you 137 g. It's important to keep in mind that tablespoons can vary widely and are influenced by factors like country, culture, or individual usage, which may lead to inaccuracies unless a spoon marked with specific values is used.