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25 Grams of Cream of Tartar to Teaspoons

25 grams of cream of tartar = 8 teaspoons

That's 8 teaspoons, or 2.67 tablespoons.

25 grams of cream of tartar in other units

Ounces
0.88
US cups
0.17
Metric cups (250 ml)
0.16
Tablespoons
2.67
Milliliters
39

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25 grams = 8 teaspoons

How to convert grams of cream of tartar to teaspoons

One level teaspoon of cream of tartar weighs about 3.1 g (1/48 of a 150 g cup). 25 ÷ 3.1 = 8 teaspoons, or 2.67 tablespoons.

Use proper measuring spoons, not cutlery – a dinner teaspoon can hold anywhere from 3 to 7 ml.

Cream of Tartar: grams to teaspoons chart

GramsTeaspoonsExact
1 gramabout ¼ teaspoon0.32 tsp
2 gramsabout ¾ teaspoon0.64 tsp
3 gramsabout 1 teaspoon0.96 tsp
4 gramsabout 1¼ teaspoons1.28 tsp
5 gramsabout 1½ teaspoons1.6 tsp
6 gramsabout 2 teaspoons1.92 tsp
7 gramsabout 2¼ teaspoons2.24 tsp
8 gramsabout 2½ teaspoons2.56 tsp
10 gramsabout 3¼ teaspoons3.2 tsp
12 gramsabout 3¾ teaspoons3.84 tsp
15 gramsabout 4¾ teaspoons4.8 tsp
20 gramsabout 6½ teaspoons6.4 tsp
25 grams8 teaspoons8 tsp
30 gramsabout 9½ teaspoons9.6 tsp

25 grams of other ingredients

The same amount weighs very different things depending on the ingredient:

IngredientTeaspoonsExact
Baking Powder6¼ teaspoons6.25 tsp
Baking Sodaabout 5¼ teaspoons5.22 tsp
Table Saltabout 4¼ teaspoons4.17 tsp
Instant Yeast8 teaspoons8 tsp
Ground Cinnamonabout 9½ teaspoons9.6 tsp
Vanilla Extract5¾ teaspoons5.77 tsp
Gelatin Powder8 teaspoons8 tsp

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Frequently asked questions

How many teaspoons is 25 grams of cream of tartar?

25 grams of cream of tartar is 8 teaspoons, based on 150 g per level US cup.

Is a teaspoon the same everywhere?

Almost. US and UK tablespoons hold about 15 ml and teaspoons about 5 ml. Australia is the exception: an Australian tablespoon is 20 ml (4 teaspoons), so use ¾ of an Australian tablespoon to match a US one.

Should I weigh cream of tartar or measure it by volume?

Use proper measuring spoons, not cutlery – a dinner teaspoon can hold anywhere from 3 to 7 ml. Weighing is always more accurate, which is why grams are the safest choice for baking.