1 tbsp
korinnabauer
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1 tbsp Nutella to be specific, what does it mean? How much is that? My spoon is big and heaped :-)
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Use a 1 tbsp measuring spoon. That's what it means.0
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I think you have to use measuring spoon and make sure it is leveled to the sides, not over lol0
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Use a scale. It's the only way to be accurate - 99% of labels give the portion size in grams as well.0
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a tablespoon is whatever i can balance on a knife.0
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When I measured it a heaped tbsp was nearly twice the weight of a level one according to my measure spoons x0
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Use a scale. It's the only way to be accurate - 99% of labels give the portion size in grams as well.
This...you will be shocked to see how much difference the weights of a Tbsp on different measuring spoons can be. If you're measuring fat free sour cream, not a big deal. If it's peanut butter? You can add almost 100 calories without even realizing it.0 -
A table and a spoon.0 -
I want that Table Spoon ! x0
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a tablespoon of nuttella will be 15 grams officially0
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sniff sniff...0
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Use a scale. It's the only way to be accurate - 99% of labels give the portion size in grams as well.
^ This. ^
I was looking at serving guides for peanut butter and it gave the amount for a tablespoon, so I weighed the amount I had on my tablespoon and it was over double!! Only way to be sure is to weigh everything.0
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