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A quarter tablespoon of maple syrup in ounces
How many ounces of maple syrup in A quarter tablespoon?
a quarter tablespoon of maple syrup equals 0.132 ( ~ 1/8) ounce*
Volume to 'Weight' Converter
Ounces of maple syrup equivalent in tablespoons?
FAQs on maple syrup weight to volume conversion
A quarter tablespoon of maple syrup equals how many ounces?
A quarter tablespoon of maple syrup is equivalent 0.132 ( ~ 1/8) ounce.
How much is 0.132 ounce of maple syrup in tablespoons?
0.132 ounce of maple syrup equals a quarter ( ~ 1/4) tablespoon.
US tablespoons to Ounces of Maple syrup Conversion Chart
Note: Fractions are rounded to the nearest 8th fraction. Values are rounded to 3 significant figures.
US tablespoons to ounces of Maple syrup | ||
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0.0329 ounce | ||
0.0659 ( 1/8 ) ounce | ||
0.132 ( 1/8 ) ounce | ||
0.176 ( 1/8 ) ounce | ||
0.263 ( 1/4 ) ounce | ||
0.351 ( 1/3 ) ounce | ||
0.395 ( 1/3 ) ounce | ||
1 US tablespoon | 0.527 ( 1/2 ) ounce | |
1 | 0.56 ( 1/2 ) ounce | |
1 | 0.593 ( 2/3 ) ounce | |
1 | 0.659 ( 2/3 ) ounce | |
1 | 0.702 ( 2/3 ) ounce | |
1 | 0.79 ( 3/4 ) ounce | |
1 | 0.878 ( 1 ) ounce | |
1 | 0.922 ( 1 ) ounce | |
2 US tablespoons | 1.05 ( 1 ) ounces | |
2 | 1.09 ( 1 1/8 ) ounces | |
2 | 1.12 ( 1 1/8 ) ounces | |
2 | 1.19 ( 1 1/8 ) ounces | |
2 | 1.23 ( 1 1/4 ) ounces | |
2 | 1.32 ( 1 1/3 ) ounces | |
3 US tablespoons | 1.58 ( 1 1/2 ) ounces | |
4 US tablespoons | 2.11 ( 2 1/8 ) ounces | |
5 US tablespoons | 2.63 ( 2 2/3 ) ounces | |
6 US tablespoons | 3.16 ( 3 1/8 ) ounces | |
8 US tablespoons | 4.21 ( 4 1/4 ) ounces |
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(*) A note on cooking ingredients measurents
It is difficult to get an exact conversion of cooking ingredients as the density of these substances can vary so much depending on temperature, humidity, how well packaged the ingredient is, etc. These words add even more uncertainty: sliced, chopped, diced, crushed, minced, etc. Therefore, it is better to measure dry ingredients by weight rather than volume as this can be more accurate.
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