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Formula to convert tablespoons to milliliters and milliliters to tablespoons
How many table spoons in ml? (ml to tbsp, cc to tbsp)
The formula to convert tablespoons (tbsp) to milliliters (mL) is:
mL = tbsp * 14.787
This means that to convert from tablespoons to milliliters, you simply need to multiply the number of tablespoons by 15.
To convert 5 tbsp to milliliters:
mL = 5 tbsp * 15 = 75 mL
How many milliliters to tablespoons (tbsp to ml, tbsp to cc)
The formula to convert milliliters (mL) to tablespoons (tbsp) is:
tbsp = mL / 14.787
This means that to convert from milliliters to tablespoons, you simply need to divide the number of milliliters by 15.
To convert 100 mL to tablespoons:
tbsp = 100 mL / 15 = 6.67 tbsp
Conversion and Use of Milliliters and Tablespoons
- A milliliter is a unit of volume equal to one thousandth of a liter.
- A tablespoon is a unit of volume equal to approximately 15 milliliters or 0.51 US fluid ounces
- 1 milliliter is equal to 0.0676 US tablespoons. 1 tablespoon is equal to 14.7868 milliliters.
- Milliliters is a standard unit of measurement and more precise as compared to tablespoon. A Tablespoon capacity varies slightly with different manufacturers and there is no perfect standard for it
- Milliliters are typically used to measure small volumes of liquids, such as the amount of medicine to be taken or the amount of food coloring to add to a recipe.
- Tablespoons are typically used to measure larger volumes of liquids, such as the amount of milk in a cup of coffee or the amount of oil in a salad dressing.
- When measuring small volumes of liquids, such as medicine or food coloring.
- When following recipes that call for ingredients in milliliters.
- In medical applications, where precise measurements are important. they are a more accurate way to measure the dosage of medications.
- When measuring larger volumes of liquids, such as milk, oil, and water.
- When following recipes that call for ingredients in tablespoons.
- When measuring dry ingredients, such as flour and sugar (but be sure to note that the volume of a dry ingredient can vary depending on how densely it is packed).
Why do we need a Milliliter to Tablespoon Converter
- A recipe that calls for ingredients in milliliters.
- Medication that is dosed in milliliters and you want to measure out in tablespoon.
- Adding food coloring to a recipe and want to measure the exact amount.
- Mixing a cleaning solution and want to measure the exact amount of each ingredient.
Milliliter to Tablespoon Conversion (ml to tbsp) Table
Milliliter (ml) / cc | Tablespoon (tbsp) |
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0.5 ml | 0.034 tbsp |
1 ml | 0.068 tbsp |
1.5 ml | 0.101 tbsp |
2 ml | 0.135 tbsp |
2.5 ml | 0.169 tbsp |
3 ml | 0.203 tbsp |
3.5 ml | 0.237 tbsp |
4 ml | 0.271 tbsp |
4.5 ml | 0.304 tbsp |
5 ml | 0.338 tbsp |
5.5 ml | 0.372 tbsp |
6 ml | 0.406 tbsp |
6.5 ml | 0.44 tbsp |
7 ml | 0.473 tbsp |
7.5 ml | 0.507 tbsp |
8 ml | 0.541 tbsp |
9 ml | 0.609 tbsp |
10 ml | 0.676 tbsp |
11 ml | 0.744 tbsp |
12 ml | 0.812 tbsp |
13 ml | 0.879 tbsp |
14 ml | 0.947 tbsp |
15 ml | 1.014 tbsp |
16 ml | 1.082 tbsp |
17 ml | 1.15 tbsp |
18 ml | 1.217 tbsp |
19 ml | 1.285 tbsp |
20 ml | 1.353 tbsp |
25 ml | 1.691 tbsp |
30 ml | 2.029 tbsp |
35 ml | 2.367 tbsp |
40 ml | 2.705 tbsp |
42 ml | 2.84 tbsp |
44 ml | 2.976 tbsp |
45 ml | 3.043 tbsp |
48 ml | 3.246 tbsp |
50 ml | 3.381 tbsp |
60 ml | 4.058 tbsp |
70 ml | 4.734 tbsp |
75 ml | 5.072 tbsp |
80 ml | 5.41 tbsp |
85 ml | 5.748 tbsp |
90 ml | 6.087 tbsp |
95 ml | 6.425 tbsp |
100 ml | 6.763 tbsp |
120 ml | 8.115 tbsp |
125 ml | 8.454 tbsp |
130 ml | 8.792 tbsp |
150 ml | 10.144 tbsp |
160 ml | 10.82 tbsp |
200 ml | 13.526 tbsp |
300 ml | 20.288 tbsp |
400 ml | 27.051 tbsp |
500 ml | 33.814 tbsp |
600 ml | 40.577 tbsp |
700 ml | 47.34 tbsp |
800 ml | 54.102 tbsp |
900 ml | 60.865 tbsp |
1000 ml | 67.628 tbsp |
Tablespoon to Milliliter conversion (tbsp to ml) table
Tablespoon (tbsp) | Milliliter (ml) / cc |
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0.25 tbsp (Quarter tablespoon) | 3.697 ml |
0.5 tbsp (Half tablespoon) | 7.393 ml |
1 tbsp (1 tablespoon) | 14.787 ml |
1.25 tbsp (1 1/4 tablespoon) | 18.483 ml |
1.5 tbsp | 22.18 ml |
2 tbsp | 29.574 ml |
2.5 tbsp | 36.967 ml |
3 tbsp | 44.36 ml |
3.5 tbsp | 51.754 ml |
4 tbsp | 59.147 ml |
4.5 tbsp | 66.541 ml |
5 tbsp | 73.934 ml |
5.5 tbsp | 81.327 ml |
6 tbsp | 88.721 ml |
6.5 tbsp | 96.114 ml |
7 tbsp | 103.508 ml |
7.5 tbsp | 110.901 ml |
8 tbsp | 118.294 ml |
8.5 tbsp | 125.688 ml |
9 tbsp | 133.081 ml |
9.5 tbsp | 140.475 ml |
10 tbsp | 147.868 ml |
11 tbsp | 162.655 ml |
12 tbsp | 177.442 ml |
13 tbsp | 192.228 ml |
14 tbsp | 207.015 ml |
15 tbsp | 221.802 ml |
16 tbsp | 236.589 ml |
17 tbsp | 251.376 ml |
18 tbsp | 266.162 ml |
19 tbsp | 280.949 ml |
20 tbsp | 295.736 ml |
25 tbsp | 369.67 ml |
50 tbsp | 739.34 ml |
FAQ on Tablespoon and ml Conversion
Tablespoon is almost 15 times bigger than ml
Since a tablespoon size varies based on design and manufacturer, it's not suitable for very accurate measurements as in medicine dosage.
It is better to use ml for such medicine dosages
1 tablespoon is taken to be 15 ml.
However if an household tablespoon is used whose sizing is either too small like a 10 ml capacity or too big like 20 ml capacity, it will end up becoming either an underdoes or an overdose.
However, a tablespoon with ml markings is suitable
cc and ml are same. So 1 cc = 0.068 tablespoons