Finely ground coffee like what you buy in the supermarket has a density of 25 lb/ft^3 (http://www.ico.org/ecology.asp). Solving the following equation using your favorite internet calculator:
25 lb/ft^3 * 1 tablespoon in grams yields the answer of 5.9 grams in a tablespoon. Of course, the density may be considerably different depending on how dry and how finely ground your bag of coffee is.
Cant be 100% accurate but I think it is around 18grams, this is the standard dose of coffee that a machine is set to dispense and is also the average weight of a room service coffe stick / sachet
One tablespoon is roughly equivalent to 5 grams of coffee http://ambrosia-coffee-roasters.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&cPath=6&products_id=57
About 14 gm.
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About 13 grams.
One-third of a tablespoon is one teaspoon.
Put one tablespoon of tomato paste onto a weighing machine. You will definitly get the answer.
less than a half pound
25 g
One US tablespoon equates to 14.7868mL
A tablespoon is a measure of volume. Grams are a measure of mass (weight) One does not convert to the other. A tablespoon of flour and a tablespoon of birdshot will weigh different amounts.
One-third of a tablespoon is one teaspoon.
1 tablespoon is 14,79 ml1,06 grams per ml (density of blood)So one tablespoon of blood weighs 14,79*1,06 = 15,68 grams
I measured 1 oz of dried juniper berries is approximately 333 individual berries. 1 tablespoon is approximately 89 berries.