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Grams (G) to Tablespoons (tbsp) Conversion Calculator

Convert Gram to Tbsp (g to tbsp) or Tbsp to Grams (tbsp to g) or Teaspoon to Grams (tsp to g)

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How to convert Grams to Tablespoon and Tablespoon to Grams using the tool?

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Tablespoon is a unit of volume mostly used in medication and recipes. Gram is a unit of mass.

Tablespoon and Grams are related through density.

To convert between tbsp and gram for any item using this tool, follow the steps given below:

  • Step 1: Select the item (liquid or solid) which has to be converted from the dropdown labelled as 'Select Fluid / Item'. The Default selected item is water.
  • Step 2: Enter the value of tbsp in the text field under Tablespoon.
  • Step 3: The gram value of the selected item is automatically shown in the gram text field for the selected item.
    For eg, if you enter 1 tbsp and select Water, then the weight in grams is 14.79 grams.
  • Step 4: If you have the weight and want to know the equivalent tbsp value, then enter the weight in the gram field and view the number of tablespoons for the same item.
  • Step 5: You can repeat the same procedure to find tbsp-gram value of other items

Formula for Tablespoon to Gram - Gram to Tablespoon

How much is 1 Tablespoon in Grams (tbsp to g)

To find the weight in grams of an item, you need the density of the item.

Multiply the no of tablespoons with 14.786 to get the ml value and multiply that with density of the item (gms/ml)

Weight in Grams = No of Tablespoons x 14.786 x Density of the item


For example to find the weight of 1 tbsp of water in grams,
1 tbsp of water in grams = 1 tbsp * 1 gm/cc * 14.786 cc = 14.786 gms


To find the weight of 1 tbsp of honey in grams,
1 tbsp of honey in gms = 1 tbsp * 1.36 gm/cc * 14.786 = 15.68 gms


How many Tablespoons in a Gram (g to tbsp)

To convert from grams to tablespoon, multiply the no of grams by density and 14.786

No of Tablespoons = No of Grams / (density in gms/cc x 14.786)


For example, 30 grams of water in tbsp is equal to
30 g of water to tbsp = 30/(1 * 14.786) is approx equal to 2 tablespoons.


And 25 grams of Milk to tbsp using density of milk as 1.25 will be:
25 g of milk to tbsp = 25 grams/(1.25* 14.786)= 1.35 tbsp


Note: 14.786 is the conversion factor from density in gms/cc to gms/tbsp

What is a Gram?

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  • A Gram is a SI Unit of Mass and widely used in most countries except US.
  • 1 Gram is 1/1000th of a Kilogram.
  • A Gram is used to represent weight of small items such as vegetables, food items dry and wet, objects like paper, pencil, bottles, medicine doses.
  • The unit of a gram is 'gm' or 'g'.
  • If density of any substance is 1, then 1 tablespoon of it weighs under 15 grams and has a volume of 15 milliliters .

What is a Tablespoon?

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  • A tablespoon is a common unit of volume measurement.
  • Though it is not part of the metric or SI unit of measurement, it is a very popular measure across the world.
  • A tablespoon is equal to 1/16 th of a cup and 1/2 of an ounce and equal to 14.87 milliliters
  • Tablespoons are used mainly in measuring ingredients of a recipe in cooking and baking and in medicine doses.
  • Tablespoon unit is 'tbsp' or 'T'

How is Gram related to Tablespoon?

  • They are not related directly. A gram is a unit of mass and tablespoon is a unit of volume. There is no direct conversion between them.
  • However, they are linked together through density which is a measure of how closely packed an object is from within
  • Different ingredients have different densities, so the same number of grams of different ingredients will have different volumes. For example, 1 gram of flour is about 1 tablespoon, but 1 gram of baking powder is about 1/2 teaspoon. This is because flour is less dense than baking powder.
  • The moisture content of an ingredient can also affect its volume. For example, 1 gram of dry sugar is about 1 tablespoon, but 1 gram of wet sugar is about 2 tablespoons. This is because the water in the wet sugar takes up space.
  • Here are some examples of conversion factors for common ingredients:
  • Flour: 1 gram per tablespoon
  • Baking powder: 1 gram per 2 teaspoons
  • Sugar: 1 gram per tablespoon
  • Baking soda: 1 gram per 2 teaspoons
  • Butter: 1 gram per 1/2 teaspoon
  • Oil: 1 gram per 1/2 teaspoon
  • Water: 1 gram per 1/2 teaspoon

Density Table (gms/cc)

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Item Density(gram/cubic ml)
Water 1
Alcohol 0.79
Almond 0.46
All Purpose Flour 0.59
Baking Powder 0.97
Baking Soda 2.2
Butter 0.96
Cashew 0.5
Chilli 0.5
Cocoa Powder 0.55
Corn 0.72
Dough 0.56
Egg Powdered 0.35
Egg 1.031
Fruit Juice 1.045
Gelatin 0.72
Granulated Sugar 0.85
Glucose 1.56
Honey 1.36
Jam 1.43
Legumes 0.75
Milk 1.25
Mineral Water 1.04
Nuts 0.63
Olive Oil 0.92
Oats 0.41
Onions Chopped 0.22
Powdered Sugar 0.56
Rice 0.72
Soy 0.7
Syrup 1.32
Salt Powdered 1.38
Salt Granulated 1.28
Soup 1.05
Spice 0.58
Vitamin 0.7
Wheat 0.77
Whey 0.56
Yoghurt 1.06

Gram to Tablespoon Conversion (g to tbsp) Table

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Gram (g) Tablespoon (tbsp) Teaspoon (tsp)
1 g 0.067 tbsp 0.2 tsp
1.5 g 0.101 tbsp 0.3 tsp
2 g 0.135 tbsp 0.41 tsp
2.5 g 0.169 tbsp 0.51 tsp
3 g 0.203 tbsp 0.61 tsp
3.5 g 0.237 tbsp 0.71 tsp
4 g 0.271 tbsp 0.81 tsp
4.5 g 0.304 tbsp 0.91 tsp
5 g 0.338 tbsp 1.01 tsp
5.5 g 0.372 tbsp 1.12 tsp
6 g 0.406 tbsp 1.22 tsp
6.5 g 0.44 tbsp 1.32 tsp
7 g 0.473 tbsp 1.42 tsp
8 g 0.541 tbsp 1.62 tsp
9 g 0.609 tbsp 1.83 tsp
10 g 0.676 tbsp 2.03 tsp
11 g 0.744 tbsp 2.23 tsp
12 g 0.812 tbsp 2.43 tsp
13 g 0.879 tbsp 2.64 tsp
14 g 0.947 tbsp 2.84 tsp
15 g 1.014 tbsp 3.04 tsp
20 g 1.353 tbsp 4.06 tsp
25 g 1.691 tbsp 5.07 tsp
30 g 2.029 tbsp 6.09 tsp
35 g 2.367 tbsp 7.1 tsp
40 g 2.705 tbsp 8.12 tsp
45 g 3.043 tbsp 9.13 tsp
50 g 3.381 tbsp 10.14 tsp
60 g 4.058 tbsp 12.17 tsp
70 g 4.734 tbsp 14.2 tsp
80 g 5.41 tbsp 16.23 tsp
90 g 6.087 tbsp 18.26 tsp
100 g 6.763 tbsp 20.29 tsp
120 g 8.115 tbsp 24.35 tsp
125 g 8.454 tbsp 25.36 tsp
150 g 10.144 tbsp 30.43 tsp
200 g 13.526 tbsp 40.58 tsp
300 g 20.288 tbsp 60.87 tsp
400 g 27.051 tbsp 81.15 tsp
500 g 33.814 tbsp 101.44 tsp

Tablespoon into Gram conversion (tbsp to g) table

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Tablespoon (tbsp) Gram (g)
0.25 tbsp 3.697 g
0.5 tbsp 7.393 g
0.75 tbsp 11.09 g
1 tbsp 14.787 g
1.25 tbsp 18.483 g
1.5 tbsp 22.18 g
1.75 tbsp 25.877 g
2 tbsp 29.574 g
2.5 tbsp 36.967 g
3 tbsp 44.36 g
3.5 tbsp 51.754 g
4 tbsp 59.147 g
4.5 tbsp 66.54 g
5 tbsp 73.934 g
5.5 tbsp 81.327 g
6 tbsp 88.721 g
7 tbsp 103.507 g
8 tbsp 118.294 g
9 tbsp 133.081 g
10 tbsp 147.868 g
11 tbsp 162.654 g
12 tbsp 177.441 g
13 tbsp 192.228 g
14 tbsp 207.015 g
15 tbsp 221.801 g

FAQ on Grams to Tablespoons Conversion

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  • Since density of items is in gms/ml, we need to know the ml value for conversion.
    1 standard US cup is 236.59 ml which is fixed.
    We also know that a cup is equal to 16 tablespoons.
    Therefore, a tablespoon is equal to 236.59/16 = 14.78 ml.

  • Tablespoon and Grams are different units and not directly related.
    Tablespoon measures Volume which is a measure of the amount of space an item occupies.
    Grams measures Mass which is the amount of matter contained in an item.
    Density is a measure of compactness of an item which is equal to Mass / Volume.
    To find Mass from Volume or Volume from Mass, we have to multiply or divide by Density of that substance.

  • No of Teaspoons = No of Grams / (Density in gms/cc * 4.93)
    1 gm of water = 0.2 tsp

  • 1 teaspoon is 14.786/3 = 4.93 ml
    Weight in Grams = No of Teaspoons x 4.93 x Density of the item
    1 tsp of water = 4.93 gms , where density of water is 1
    1 tsp of sugar = 3.1 gms, where density of sugar is 0.85

  • Spoons come in various shapes and sizes.
    A tablespoon is large and typically used for serving food.
    The smallest of the spoons will be the teaspoon. A tablespoon will be 3 times larger than the teaspoon.
    1 tablespoon measure will be equal to 15 ml or 0.5 oz.

  • Multiply the no of grams by the given density and 14.786
    The result is the tablespoon value for that items.
    For eg, for 50 grams of sugar, the no of tablespoons can be calculated as follows:
    No of tablespoons = 50 * 14.786 * 0.85 (density of sugar) = 4 tbsp.