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  1. 24th November, 2010 #1
    jooloo
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    plain flour

    how many syns in a tsp of plain flour please?







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  2. 24th November, 2010 #2
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    after doing some maths..... 3 tsp in a tbsp and apparently 3 tbsps of flour in an ounce....
    so is it 1/2 a syn? lol







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    I would say 2 tbsp in an oz
    an oz is 28g
    tbsp is about 15g
    tsp 5g

    So if it is 5 syn for 28g then 5g would be 1 syn (rounded up)
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  4. 24th November, 2010 #4
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    5 syn per 28g i believe so 1tsp approx 1syn as per Circes
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