0.7 Tablespoon to Teaspoon
0.7 tbsp = 2.1 tsp
= 10.4 ml | 0.35 fl oz | 0.0437 cups
Australia: 0.7 tbsp = 2.8 tsp (20 ml tablespoon)
Seven-tenths of a tablespoon is 2.1 teaspoons or 10.4 ml. This is just over two teaspoons (2 tsp = 10 ml). For practical purposes, 2 teaspoons is a close enough substitute outside of precision baking. The 0.1 teaspoon (0.5 ml) extra is impossible to measure with standard kitchen spoons. Decimal-tablespoon quantities like 0.7 typically appear when an aggressive recipe scaler has converted ingredient mass back to volume; the original recipe almost certainly called for 2 teaspoons. In Australia, 0.7 of a 20 ml tablespoon is 2.8 metric teaspoons (14 ml).
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Adjacent Tablespoon Values
Common Questions
What is 0.7 tablespoon in teaspoons?
0.7 tablespoon equals 2.1 teaspoons. The math: 0.7 x 3 = 2.1 tsp. That is just over two teaspoons.
Can I use 2 teaspoons instead of 0.7 tablespoon?
Yes for most home cooking. The difference is 0.1 teaspoon, which is 0.5 ml. That is below the measurement precision of standard kitchen spoons. For precision baking with sensitive ingredients (yeast, leavener) be exact; for everything else 2 teaspoons is fine.
How do I measure 0.7 tablespoon?
0.7 tablespoon = 2.1 teaspoons (10.4 ml). Use 2 teaspoons plus a small fraction extra; the closest standard combination would be 2 tsp + 1/8 tsp = 2.125 tsp.
What is 0.7 tablespoon in ml?
0.7 US tablespoon is 10.35 ml using the NIST 14.79 ml/tbsp figure. 0.7 UK tablespoon is exactly 10.5 ml. 0.7 Australian tablespoon (20 ml AS 1291) is 14 ml.