1 spoon of salt - how many grams (data for teaspoon and tablespoon)


How many grams of salt are in a teaspoon, a tablespoon, a shot glass, a faceted glass.

Salt is the most sought-after seasoning on the kitchen table. If several centuries ago it was used mainly as a preservative, today salt is added to 90% of prepared dishes. It is not surprising that in almost every recipe it is necessary to measure a certain amount of grams of salt, which is not always convenient in everyday life, and sometimes there are no scales at hand, and in recipes salt is most often indicated in grams. Our grandmothers and mothers managed just fine without electronic scales, and thanks to the simplest knowledge, in the future you will also be able to easily measure the required number of grams of salt for canning and cooking.

How many grams does a tablespoon and a teaspoon of salt weigh?

Interested in how many grams are in a tablespoon and a teaspoon of salt? It's simple, look at our sign.

Amount of saltTea spoonTablespoon
Half a spoon3 grams15 grams
Spoon without slide7 grams20 grams
Heaped spoon10 grams30 grams

*the table shows average values

It is also worth considering the grain size of the salt. The finer the grind, the more difficult it is to get a large heap, therefore, in the finest grind there will be about 28 grams in a heaped tablespoon, and in a coarse grind all 35 grams.

By the way, it is worth noting that when weighing on scales it is sometimes difficult to achieve the exact mass of salt, since salt absorbs moisture very strongly, and the same volume of salt in a dry and damp room will weigh differently. And since preservation is most often done in August-September (with high humidity), many housewives trust spoons more than scales.

What is the healthiest way to use salt in your home?

Yes, without salt there is nothing to do at home. This applies not only to cooking. For example:

When boiling eggs, throw a pinch of salt into the saucepan and the shell will not crack.

For sore throat or laryngitis, rinsing with salt and iodine is indispensable. For 150 ml of warm water - 1/2 tbsp. l. salt and 3-4 drops of iodine. After 4-5 gargles, the throat stops scratching and hurting and the redness goes away.

The same table salt helps to wash handkerchiefs after a “snotty” period. Pour 2 liters of warm water into a bowl, dissolve 3 tbsp in it. l. salt and soak the handkerchiefs for half an hour. Then pour out the water, rinse the handkerchiefs, and then wash them by hand with any soap.

The unpleasant smell in the refrigerator will disappear if you put a bowl of salt in it for a couple of days. It also removes the smell from new furniture; in this case, salt should be scattered on pieces of paper and placed on a shelf in the wardrobe, a drawer in the sofa, etc.

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How many teaspoons and tablespoons are in a glass of salt?

In order to give an accurate answer how many grains are contained in a glass of salt, you need to know how many grams are in the glass and the grain size of the salt. But it’s very easy to calculate using the tables above. For example, a 200 gram glass, coarse salt, to the brim. 280 grams / 20 grams (average level tablespoon) = 14 level tablespoons.


How many teaspoons and tablespoons are in a glass of salt?

Now let's do the same calculation for a teaspoon. 280 grams / 7 grams = 40 level teaspoons in one glass.

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How many teaspoons and tablespoons are there in 50 g of salt?

In canning, you will find many recipes where you need to put 50 grams of salt per jar of canning. But not everyone has faceted shot glasses or measuring cups on hand.

So, 50 grams of salt is one heaped tablespoon + level spoon, or 5 heaped teaspoons.

We hope our article answered all your questions, and to complete the picture, we provide another plate that shows the weight of salt in a particular container.

Salt in gramsNumber of tablespoons and teaspoons
160 grams5 dining rooms with a slide + 1 tea room with a slide
150 grams5 dining rooms with slide
140 grams4 dining rooms with a slide + 1 dining room without a slide
130 grams4 dining rooms with a slide + one tea room without a slide
125 grams4 dining rooms with a slide + 1 tea room
120 grams4 dining rooms with slide
110 grams3 dining rooms with slide + dining room without slide
100g3 dining rooms with slide + tea room with slide
90 grams3 dining rooms without slides
80 grams2 dining rooms with slide + dining room without slide
60 grams2 dining rooms with slide
50 grams1 dining room with slide + dining room without slide
45 grams1 dining room with slide + 1 partial
40 grams2 dining rooms without slides
35 grams1 dining room with a small slide + one tea room with a slide
30 grams1 dining room with slide
25 gramsOne dining room with half a slide
20 gramsOne dining room without a slide
15 gramsOne heaped tea room + one incomplete tea room
10 gramsTea room with slide
5 grams2/3 tea

How to measure the right amount without scales (with spoons and glasses)

How many grams of water, cereal, sugar or salt fit in a teaspoon or tablespoon - how to measure the required weight of food without weighing it?
It is convenient when recipes indicate the number of spoons of cereal or glasses of sugar. What if you need to measure 130g of sugar, but don’t have a kitchen scale?

This article will help you! I turn to her very often! That's why I'm posting it here.

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1 teaspoon (filled “without a slide” / “with a slide”, at normal humidity) contains gr.:

water - 5/- g (gram) milk - 5/- g vegetable oil - 5/- g sugar - 5/7 g salt - 7/10 g flour - 4/5 g rice - 5/8 g medicinal herb - 2 /3 g (weight of dry grass) semolina - 4 g

1 tablespoon filled “without top”/“with top” contains (weighs in grams, for a full-size spoon with a scoop length of 7 centimeters and a width of 4 centimeters):

water - 18/- g milk - 20/- g vegetable oil - 17/- sugar - 20/25 g salt - 25/30 g. flour - 10/15 g rice - 15/20 g ground nuts - 10/15 gr. dry grass - 5/10 g fresh grass - 10/15 g semolina - 20 g cocoa - 25 g powdered sugar - 20 g

In a dessert spoon (more than a teaspoon, but less than a tablespoon):

water - 12/- g milk - 12/- g sugar - 10/15 g salt - 14/20 g flour - 7/12 g rice - 12/17 g ground nuts - 8/12 g dry grass - 4/6 g raw herb - 8/10 g

Note: as a rule, if it says “one tablespoon”, we are most likely talking about a full spoon - “heaped”

1 glass (“to the risk” / “to the edge”, at normal air humidity in the room) contains products in grams:

water - 200/250 g (maximum weight of 250 grams (= 250 milliliters) - full glass, filled to the top) sugar - 200/250 g salt - 290/320 g flour - 140/150 g. rice - 210/230 g semolina - 200/220 g crushed nuts - 140/150 g vegetable oil - 245 g rolled oats - 130 g powdered sugar - 200 g

1 glass (“with a slide”) contains:

11 tablespoons of cereal 10 tablespoons of sugar or salt

1 gram of water = 1 milliliter of water = 1 cubic centimeter of water, by weight (that is, having a standard twenty milliliter syringe with ordinary water, you can get a reference weight from 1 to 20 grams with an accuracy of fractions of a gram, as well as a volume of up to 20 cc)

Weight of fruits and vegetables at average size:

quince 150-200g eggplant 150-200g cabbage 1200-1500g cauliflower 800g potatoes 75-100g onion 75-80g carrots 75-100g cucumber 50-100g Tomato 80-100g Beetroot 100-150g

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