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How many ml water equal one tablespoon water?
15 mL = 1 tablespoon
How many milliters equal a tablespoon?
15 ml equals a tablespoon.
How many milileters equal a tablespoon?
15 ml of water in 1 tablespoon.
How many tablespoons in an mL?
One mL is about 0.067628 US tablespoons.
1 tablespoon how many ml?
1 tablespoon is equal to approximately 15 milliliters.
How many ml equal 4 table spoons?
In most countries one level tablespoon equals approximately 15 ml. In Australia it is 20 ml.
4 tablespoon equals how many ml?
4 table spoons equal 59.1470592 ml
10 ml is equal to how many tablespoon?
10 ml (milliliters) is equal to 0.676 tablespoons.
5 milliliter is equal to a tablespoon?
5 ml is equal to 0.333 of a tablespoon.
How many tablespoon in 150 ml?
That is equal to 10 tablespoons.
5 milliliters is equal to how many tablespoons?
One tablespoon (Tbsp) is 15 mL. Therefore, 5 mL is approximately 1/3 tablespoon
Does a 10ml equal one tablespoon?
10 ml (milliliters) is equal to 0.676 tablespoons.
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