Do you mean "what is 30mls in tablespoons"!It would be 2 tablespoons, according to my calculations.pretty close to it anyway.
redslapper,
Aug 11, 10:58pm
thanks :) that will make life much easier
elliehen,
Aug 11, 11:10pm
Spot on!.or 6 teaspoons or 1/8 cup.
bunny51,
Aug 11, 11:12pm
unless it is an Australian reecipe where a tablespoon would be 20 ml so would be 1 1/2 tablespoons. (Just to make things interesting.)
lyl_guy,
Aug 11, 11:22pm
You're right. all my aussie books say 20mls, UK is 15mls.
buzzy110,
Aug 11, 11:25pm
But that would only be relevant if you were using Australian measuring equipment.
lyl_guy,
Aug 11, 11:27pm
Wouldn't it depend on where the recipe is from!Eg.In my aussie books, when the recipe says 1Tbls it would be 20mls.UK recipe, 1Tbls would be 15mls.
cleo444,
Aug 11, 11:30pm
And they don't even make tbsps any more.
cleo444,
Aug 11, 11:32pm
It is 20ml or 4 teaspoons
lyl_guy,
Aug 11, 11:34pm
My measuring spoon says 15ml (written on the tablespoon).So it depends on your spoon, AND where your recipe is from.Although I use my spoons for my aussie recipes and they turn out fine so far.
What!! I just saw some yesterday at the warehouse.
Just have a look on your measuring spoon and use however many it takes to make 30 mls
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