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How many teaspoons does it take to equal 1 gram?

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1 Teaspoon = 4.92892 Milliliter
1 Teaspoon = 0.16666 Ounce(US)

By the way teaspoon is not a mass measure but a volumic one so you need to know the density of what you want to measure

XXX teaspoon * 4.92892 Milliliters/teaspoon * density (g/milliliter) = XXX grams

Anonymous wrote:How many teaspoons does it take to equal 1 gram?

how many teaspoons to 5 gram

Of what? Do you really think the answer has changed?

Read the post by Industryshack again.

I want to know how many teaspoons equal a gram of sugar?

traciet wrote:I want to know how many teaspoons equal a gram of sugar?

1 teaspoon US = 4.9289 ml (milliliters). 1 ml of granulated sugar weighs 0.849 grams, so 4.9289 ml * 0.849 grams = 4.1846 grams in 1 teaspoon US

Source of sugar weight: http://www.convert-me.com/en/convert/weight2volume

Dirtman wrote:

traciet wrote:I want to know how many teaspoons equal a gram of sugar?

1 teaspoon US = 4.9289 ml (milliliters). 1 ml of granulated sugar weighs 0.849 grams, so 4.9289 ml * 0.849 grams = 4.1846 grams in 1 teaspoon US

In every country other than the US, a teaspoon = 5 ml. So a teaspoon would contain 4.245 g of granulated sugar.

Anonymous wrote:

Dirtman wrote:

traciet wrote:I want to know how many teaspoons equal a gram of sugar?

1 teaspoon US = 4.9289 ml (milliliters). 1 ml of granulated sugar weighs 0.849 grams, so 4.9289 ml * 0.849 grams = 4.1846 grams in 1 teaspoon US

In every country other than the US, a teaspoon = 5 ml. So a teaspoon would contain 4.245 g of granulated sugar.

In all countries, a metric teaspoon = 5 ml. However, there are at least 2 other countries besides the US that have different teaspoon measures.

A teaspoon UK = 5.9194 ml
A teaspoon Canadian = 4.736 ml

I don't know the histories of different teaspoon measures, but my guess is these (US, UK and Canada) are traditional measures used before the metric system was put into place.

George

Well, I googled it and it seems 10 teaspoons is 40 grams. So 1 teaspoon should be 4 grams I guess.. I'm not certain about it too. ^^;

Basically 1 teaspoon = 5ml = 5 grams.... in rounding

I saw on the news last evening that we are not to have more than 6 teaspoons of sugar a day. How does that figure? If a soda has 29 grams of sugar what does that equal in teaspoons?

1 Teaspoon = 4.2 (dry) grams of perhaps sugar

Therefore,

1 Gram = a tinge more than 1/4 Teaspoon

Hope this helps......