There are around 16 tablespoons in one third of a cup. This is because there are approximately 48 teaspoons in 1 cup. This measurement cannot be absolutely precise because there is no universally agreed definition of the size of one cup measurement.
According to www.recipedelights.com, 1 cup equals:
- 8 oz
- 227 grams
- 237 ml
- 16 tablespoons
- 48 teaspoons
For a comprehensive conversion table that should help you with cooking and baking, visit www.recipedelights.com/measurements.htm
The cup is a customary unit of measurement for volume. It is normally used in cooking to measure liquids (fluid measurement) or bulk foods such as granulated sugar (solid measurement). Cups are usually used in a situation where absolute precision is not required in your recipe, as opposed to being used as an exact measurement, for instance for the sale of foodstuffs.
The modern range of a cup measurement varies between 200 ml and 284 ml. In countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and the Lebanon a 'metric cup' is used. This is commonly defined as 250 ml.
In the United States, however, the cup measurement is usually defined as half a pint, which equates for approximately 236.5 ml. For the legal purpose of nutrition labelling, however, one cup is defined as 240 ml in the United States.
According to www.recipedelights.com, 1 cup equals:
- 8 oz
- 227 grams
- 237 ml
- 16 tablespoons
- 48 teaspoons
For a comprehensive conversion table that should help you with cooking and baking, visit www.recipedelights.com/measurements.htm
The cup is a customary unit of measurement for volume. It is normally used in cooking to measure liquids (fluid measurement) or bulk foods such as granulated sugar (solid measurement). Cups are usually used in a situation where absolute precision is not required in your recipe, as opposed to being used as an exact measurement, for instance for the sale of foodstuffs.
The modern range of a cup measurement varies between 200 ml and 284 ml. In countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa and the Lebanon a 'metric cup' is used. This is commonly defined as 250 ml.
In the United States, however, the cup measurement is usually defined as half a pint, which equates for approximately 236.5 ml. For the legal purpose of nutrition labelling, however, one cup is defined as 240 ml in the United States.
