How many grams is 10 teaspoons of butter?

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How many grams is 10 teaspoons of butter?

Answer

10 US teaspoons of butter weighs
47.3 grams

One US teaspoon (4.93 ml) of butter weighs 4.73 grams, from USDA FoodData Central, SR Legacy entry 173430 “Butter, without salt”, portion “1 cup” = 227 grams, and 1 US cup = 48 US teaspoons.

10 teaspoons of butter equals 47.3 grams; the way back, from grams to teaspoons, is the Grams to Teaspoons converter.

10 US teaspoons of butter is also 3 1/3 US tablespoons — the same 47.3 grams.

This is the level US teaspoon of 4.93 ml. A recipe written for the metric teaspoon of 5 ml means 1.4 % more: 48 grams.

How 10 teaspoons of butter was converted to grams

grams = teaspoons × grams in one US teaspoon

One US teaspoon of butter weighs 4.73 grams (four point seven three), so multiply 10 by (227 ÷ 48).

10 × (227 ÷ 48) g

≈

47.3 grams

(forty-seven point three grams)

The weight of the teaspoon comes from USDA FoodData Central, SR Legacy entry 173430 “Butter, without salt”, portion “1 cup” = 227 grams, and 1 US cup = 48 US teaspoons. Scooped ingredients vary with how they are filled — spooned in lightly, a teaspoon weighs less; packed down, more — so for baking a kitchen scale is the exact tool and this figure the standard reference.

10 teaspoons of other ingredients in grams

The same teaspoon weighs differently for every ingredient: airy ones such as oats and cocoa are light, dense ones such as honey and salt heavy. Your ingredient is highlighted.

If the ingredient is not settled yet, start from how many grams 10 teaspoons is across every ingredient at once.

The other way round: how many teaspoons a weight fills

This page starts from teaspoons and answers in grams. The opposite question — how many teaspoons a weight from a recipe fills — is what the grams to teaspoons converter is for. Both read the same USDA weights, so their numbers agree: 100 grams of butter is 21.1 teaspoons there.

See Also

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  • Tablespoons to Grams - How many grams a US tablespoon of butter, sugar, flour, honey or another ingredient weighs — by USDA data
  • Cups to Grams - How many grams a US cup of flour, sugar, butter, rice or another ingredient weighs — by USDA data

About "Teaspoons to Grams" Calculator

This converter turns US teaspoons (tsp) of an ingredient into grams. The weight of a teaspoon depends on what fills it: a teaspoon of granulated sugar weighs 4.17 grams, of table salt 6.08 grams and of ground cinnamon 2.6 grams. Type the spoons the way a recipe writes them — 1/8, 1/2 or 1 1/2 — and pick the ingredient, or leave it on “any ingredient” to see all 23 at once. For example, it can help you find out how many grams is 10 teaspoons of butter? (The answer is: 47.3). Weights come from USDA FoodData Central, and the spoon is the level US teaspoon of 4.93 ml — 1/3 of a US tablespoon.
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US teaspoons of butter to grams

TeaspoonsGrams
1 3/4 teaspoons8.28 grams
2 teaspoons9.46 grams
2 1/4 teaspoons10.6 grams
2 1/2 teaspoons11.8 grams
3 teaspoons14.2 grams
3 1/2 teaspoons16.6 grams
4 teaspoons18.9 grams
4 1/2 teaspoons21.3 grams
5 teaspoons23.6 grams
6 teaspoons28.4 grams
7 teaspoons33.1 grams
8 teaspoons37.8 grams
9 teaspoons42.6 grams
10 teaspoons47.3 grams
12 teaspoons56.8 grams

FAQ

How many grams is 10 teaspoons of butter?

10 US teaspoons of butter weighs 47.3 grams

How do you work out 10 teaspoons of butter in grams?

Multiply the teaspoons by the weight of one US teaspoon of butter: 10 × (227 ÷ 48) ≈ 47.3. The weight of one US teaspoon comes from USDA FoodData Central, SR Legacy entry 173430 “Butter, without salt”, portion “1 cup” = 227 grams, and 1 US cup = 48 US teaspoons.

How many teaspoons is 100 grams of butter?

21.1 US teaspoons — 100 g divided by the 4.73 grams (exactly 227 ÷ 48) that one US teaspoon of it weighs.