How much is 20g of peanut butter?

PinkToaster

Silver Member

• 15 July 2009

• #1

Would it be like, a teaspoon, tablespoon...

Any ideas? I'm bad at guessing measurements and my scales are broken.

 

Sarah-Jayne

Gold Member

• 15 July 2009

• #2

1 tbsp is 4.5 syns

 

Sarah-Jayne

Gold Member

• 15 July 2009

• #3

just realised that wasnt what you asked! sorry! i think your right its about that as its quite heavy.

 

_becca_93_

Full Member

• 15 July 2009

• #4

think it is about a tbsp

 

PinkToaster

Silver Member

• 15 July 2009

• #5

Excellent. I may have some later with an apple then!

 

K

kazpeza

Silver Member

• 15 July 2009

• #6

i think 1tsp is 5g, a tbsp is 15g so 20 would be 4 tsp

 

squiddie

Getting fit for 30!

• 15 July 2009

• #7

When your scales are fixed, get a spoon and put it on the scales and set it to zero, then take a spoonful of peanut butter and weigh it, hey presto you can work it out

 

PinkToaster

Silver Member

• 15 July 2009

• #8

squiddie said:

When your scales are fixed, get a spoon and put it on the scales and set it to zero, then take a spoonful of peanut butter and weigh it, hey presto you can work it out

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They've never been right since I dropped them I need to get round to buying some new ones. If/when I do, I will do this!

(And also I will buy electronic scales. I just don't feel accurate with the needley ones.)

 

squiddie

Getting fit for 30!

• 15 July 2009

• #9

Electronic scales are a good weigh to go Try and get ones that measure to the nearest 1g, as my old ones only did to nearest 5g so I always had 30g of cheese

 

judimac

Mad old Bat with Attitude

• 16 July 2009

• #10

Are we talking crunchy or smooth?:8855::8855::8855:Sorry! I'm in a funny mood! I love the stuff but it has to be crunchy!

 

kelly_333_333

Kelly Manton

• 16 July 2009

• #11

Mmmmm peanut butter! I love the stuff.

I've always gone by the 5g per tsp rule.