Does the teaspoon measuring spoon have 1/3 tsp designation?
1711064
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!
2089250
Hi- The 1 teaspoon measures EXACTLY 7/8 of an inch wide. Hope this helps...
1702293
1g per tsp = 3g per Tbsp. I'll try to post some pics of the label. Flavor is strong - a little goes a long ways!
1284661
Yes. The small size scoop says "60 (2 tsp)" and the medium size scoop says "40 (1-1/2 T.)" I don't have the large scoop so I can't tell you what that one says.
1964991
I found my measuring cup. Here are the amts - in teaspoons of water: 4 tsp 6 soft5 tsp 5 soft6 tsp 3 soft7 tsp 1 soft or 7 med8 tsp 6med9 tsp 5 med10 tsp 3 med11 tsp 2 med12 tsp 1 med14 tsp 7 hard15 tsp 6 hard17 tsp 5 hard18 tso 4 hard20 tsp 3 hard21 tsp 2 hard23 tsp 1 hardHope this helps.
4666
I have found it to be quite sensitive to minute changes but I don't use calibration weights. The smallest units are 0.05 (1/20th) ounce and 1 gram (30 grams ≈ 1oz). Considering that 1/8th tsp is roughly 1.125 grams, you have to decide if that's sensitive enough for your needs.
1859192
No it does not. However you can use a 1/2 teaspoon measuring spoon. I bought a set of measuring spoons from walmart for under 2 bucks that work for all my supplements.
674313
I found my measuring cup. Here are the amts - in teaspoons of water: 4 tsp 6 soft 5 tsp 5 soft 6 tsp 3 soft 7 tsp 1 soft or 7 med 8 tsp 6med 9 tsp 5 med 10 tsp 3 med 11 tsp 2 med 12 tsp 1 med 14 tsp 7 hard 15 tsp 6 hard 17 tsp 5 hard 18 tso 4 hard 20 tsp 3 hard 21 tsp 2 hard 23 tsp 1 hard Hope this helps.
1007682
Yes, it has markings in ml broken down further in smaller fractions. Technically you can go down further than 0.05 ml but precision will suffer, although accuracy will still be reasonable. For 0.05 ml, both will be reasonable.
196396
I measure it at about 1 1/2 ". It doesn't fit into the spice jars and tins that I have, but I rarely need a tablespoon of one of those, and if I do I use 3 teaspoons= 1 tbls.
1749689
According to the label 1 teaspoon = 140 mg sodium so a tablespoon would have 3 x 140 = 420 mg of sodium
1393766
Yes, it does. It has 300% in one serving size. One serving size is 3 rounded Tablespoons...so, one rounded Tablespoon would be 100%! Great stuff...have been using it for years!
1252258
Hi, I just measured it and it does not fit the teaspoon in my set of measuring spoons through. However, I have fat and round spoons and other spoons that are shaped differently (like this one: Cuisipro Stainless Steel Measuring Spoon Set ) may make it through. I measured the opening and it is just under 1.5 inches. I hope this helps. :)
1745871
The blue scoop is the equivalent of 1 Teaspoon. I measured this out to make sure.
2250196
Tad - 1/8th teaspoonDash - 1/16th teaspoon (or less than 1/8th teaspoon)Pinch - 1/16th teaspoon (or 1/24th teaspoon)Smidgen (smidge, for short) - 1/32nd teaspoon (or 1/48th teaspoon)Drop - 1/60th teaspoon (or 1/80th teaspoon or 1/120th teaspoon)Hint - a trace
1307536
Since the spoons are labeled "dash," "tad," etc. they are not intended to be used for precise measuring... it's a joke!
1186488
yes the perforated top comes off but you can not use a teaspoon or teaspoon measuring spoon with these spice jars. but you can use a 1/2 a teaspoon measuring spoon in these jars ... so you double dip to get one teaspoon measurement & that's a level measurement for all measuring spoons ... sometimes i heap the 1/2 measuring spoon to get my one teaspoon measurement. i've been cooking for many years and i have had no complaints for my cooking techniques that anyone could tell the difference.