Grams to Tablespoons Converter

There is no single answer for grams to tablespoons, because grams measure weight and tablespoons measure volume. The answer depends on the ingredient: 15 grams of all-purpose flour is 1.92 tbsp.

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15 grams of water =1.014 tbsp

Density used
1 g/mL

Weights are typical values. Packing, brand and moisture change the result, so weigh ingredients when accuracy matters.

Ingredient15 grams in tablespoons
Water1.014
Milk0.9796
All-purpose flour1.92
Bread flour1.846
Cake flour2.105
Whole wheat flour2
Almond flour2.5
Granulated sugar1.2
Brown sugar (packed)1.091
Powdered sugar2
Butter1.057
Vegetable oil1.101
Olive oil1.111
Honey0.7059
Maple syrup0.7453
Rolled oats2.667
White rice (uncooked)1.297
Cocoa powder2.824
Cornstarch2
Table salt0.8219
Baking powder1.086
Chocolate chips1.412
Peanut butter0.8889
Yogurt or sour cream0.9796

The math behind it: Grams to Tablespoons

volume = weight / density

Choose your ingredient above and the calculator applies its typical density. Dry goods are assumed to be spooned into the cup and leveled off; scooping straight from the bag packs in up to 20% more.

15 grams in tablespoons, by ingredient

IngredientTablespoons (tbsp)
Water1.014
Milk0.9796
All-purpose flour1.92
Bread flour1.846
Cake flour2.105
Whole wheat flour2
Almond flour2.5
Granulated sugar1.2
Brown sugar (packed)1.091
Powdered sugar2
Butter1.057
Vegetable oil1.101
Olive oil1.111
Honey0.7059
Maple syrup0.7453
Rolled oats2.667
White rice (uncooked)1.297
Cocoa powder2.824
Cornstarch2
Table salt0.8219
Baking powder1.086
Chocolate chips1.412
Peanut butter0.8889
Yogurt or sour cream0.9796

Common questions

How many tablespoons are in 15 grams?

It depends on the ingredient. For all-purpose flour it is 1.92 tbsp; for yogurt or sour cream it is 0.9796 tbsp. The chart above lists every ingredient we cover.

Is it better to weigh ingredients or use cups?

Weighing is more consistent, especially for flour, where a cup can vary by 30 grams depending on how it is filled. Professional bakers measure by weight for that reason.

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