Tbsp to ml Converter

Our tbsp to ml converter will help you avoid that situation where you see the recipe for the best cake ever, but all of the measurements are in kitchen tools and not metric units!

We want you to bake that cake: that's why we made this tbsp to ml converter! a tablespoon of sugar makes the recipe easier! Keep reading to learn:

• What is a tablespoon?
• Why do we use tablespoons?
• Where is the tablespoon?
• How to convert from tablespoons to milliliters.

We can already answer the third question: check in your drawer! 🥄

A tablespoon is a type of cutlery used to... wait. Sorry, let's try again.

A tablespoon is a measurement unit for volume used most often in cooking. You will see tablespoons all over the places in recipes in English, in place of the more "scientific" metric units. Tablespoons are abbreviated with tbsp (don't mistake them for the teaspoons' smaller counterparts).

Tablespoons, cups, and sticks. If you're used to reading recipes with metric units, like grams and liters, finding them may throw you off.

To be honest, it's a great unit of measurement. Everyone has tablespoons at home (the same thing is true for cups, teaspoons, and all the others). Like for many other "non-metric" units, this quantity is perfectly balanced: when milliliters are too little and liters too much, the tablespoon helps you always call for a reasonable number!

The milliliter is a multiple of the liter, the S.I. measurement unit for the volume. $1$ liter equals $1000$ milliliters. The symbol of the milliliter is $\text{ml}$.

The milliliter is a relatively small unit: you need only $20$ drops of water to make one. This is why it's not the best unit for cooking measurements; in fact, you will almost always need $20\ \text{ml}$, $50\ \text{ml}$, or some other bigger multiple in your recipes.

A tablespoon equals $15$ milliliters. Let's get this right:

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And remember that after all, the spoon doesn't exist!

The abbreviations tbsp and tsp mean respectively:

• Tablespoon;
• Teaspoon.

These are common volume units used in cooking.

No, and it is not important! A typical quantity used in the conversion between tablespoons and milliliters is 1 tbsp = 15 ml. Still, it's not a fixed value, and it varies from country to country and also from kitchen to kitchen!

To convert tbsp to ml, you have to multiply the number of tablespoons by 15:
1 tbsp = 15 ml

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Two tablespoons are the same as 30 ml. This is an average quantity for medications like cough syrup: it fits in a small cup.