5 g of water is about 5 mL, which is roughly 100 drops from a standard dropper. Quick answer: Turn grams into mL, then multiply by 20 drops per mL. For example, 5 g of water is 100 drops, 5 g of granulated sugar is 118.29 drops and 5 g of brown sugar (packed) is…
100 g of sugar is 24 teaspoons, but 100 g of table salt is only 16.4 teaspoons. Quick answer: Multiply the grams by 48 and divide by the grams per cup. For example, 100 g of granulated sugar is 24 tsp, 100 g of water is 20.288 tsp and 100 g of brown sugar (packed)…
1,000 mg of baking soda fills only about 0.2 teaspoon, while 1,000 mg of water fills about 0.2 teaspoon too. Quick answer: Divide the mg by 1,000, multiply by 48 and divide by the grams per cup. For example, 1,000 mg of baking soda is 0.2087 tsp, 1,000 mg of granulated sugar is 0.24 tsp…