How many teaspoons are needed to make 30g baking powder?
You can't convert grams of baking powder directly to teaspoons. Here's why:
* Density Varies: Baking powder is a mixture of ingredients, and its density can vary slightly between brands.
* Spoon Size Matters: The volume of a teaspoon can differ depending on the spoon.
Instead of converting grams to teaspoons, use a scale!
Here's what you should do:
1. Use a kitchen scale: This is the most accurate way to measure baking powder.
2. Weigh out 30g of baking powder.
3. Follow the recipe instructions: Most recipes will tell you how much baking powder to use in teaspoons, so you can adjust accordingly.
Tip: If you don't have a kitchen scale, most baking powder packages have a conversion chart on the back. This will give you a general idea of how many teaspoons are equal to a certain amount of baking powder.
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