That is approximately 5 grams of fish oil.
Approximately 5 grams
There are 5 grams of water in a teaspoon. 1,200 mg of fish oil is roughly 1/4 teaspoon
Sesame oil is about 92% the weight of water. A teaspoon of water weighs 4.93 grams for a US teaspoon, or 4.725 grams for an Imperial teaspoon. So a teaspoon (US) of sesame oil is about 4.5 grams and Imperial is about 4.35 grams.
there is 15 grams in a tablespoon
About 4.3 grams Here's how I did it: - About 48 tsp are in 1 cup which converting to m^3 is about 0.000005 - Light crude oil (wasn't sure what kind of oil you were talking about) has a density of approximately 869 kg/m^3 - Multiplying the volume by density of oil gives 0.0043 kg or 4.3 grams
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it depends on the content of the teaspoons, teaspoons measure volume , not weight example : a teaspoon of cooking oil doesn't weight the same as a teaspoon of sugar
Well depending on the type of oil it can range but i think that a teaspoon of oil would be around 1/10 of an ounce.
3000mg of any substance is equal to 3 grams.
8.33 (not rounded).
It depends on what you are measuring. A teaspoon measures volume, grams measure weight. A very cheap diet scale would help you, although if you are baking it is usually very important to be accurate. If approximates are good enough you can take the weight of the package and divide it out. 30 grams is about an ounce. An example for above would be a teaspoon of powdered sugar weighs a lot less than a teaspoon of oil.
Looking for nutritional value to teach a visual for children. A generalization of looking at a nutritional label and converting approximate fat grams into teaspoons. In turn will have kids measure out shortening to see how much unhealthy substances are in that particular food.