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Custom Spice Blend Converter

Weigh your own spice mix by the spoon.

Ingredient Density Model1 tsp = 2.50g
FINE texture. Salt & sugars weigh significantly more per tsp than airy flours.
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Presets:
Exact Kitchen Result
5.00 tsp
Fractional Spoon:5 tsp
Formula: g ÷ density
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Ground Cinnamon

Mass / Volume
12.5g ≈ 5.00 tsp
Tablespoons
1.67 tbsp
US Cups
0.104 cups
Fluid Ounces
0.83 fl oz
Milliliters
24.6 mL

Why Grams to Teaspoon Differs by Ingredient

A teaspoon is a unit of volume (~4.93 mL), whereas a gram is a unit of mass/weight. Therefore, 1 tsp of dense table salt weighs ~5.7g, whereas 1 tsp of airy powdered flour weighs only ~2.6g.

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Quick Grams to Teaspoon Reference Charts

Common Sugar Grams to Teaspoon

GramsTeaspoonsFraction
2.1 g0.5 tsp½ tsp
4.2 g1.0 tsp1 tsp
8.3 g2.0 tsp2 tsp
12.5 g3.0 tsp1 tbsp (3 tsp)
25.0 g6.0 tsp2 tbsp

Table Salt Grams to Teaspoon

GramsTeaspoonsFraction
1.4 g0.25 tsp¼ tsp
2.8 g0.5 tsp½ tsp
5.7 g1.0 tsp1 tsp
11.4 g2.0 tsp2 tsp
17.1 g3.0 tsp1 tbsp

All-Purpose Flour Grams to Teaspoon

GramsTeaspoonsFraction
1.3 g0.5 tsp½ tsp
2.6 g1.0 tsp1 tsp
5.2 g2.0 tsp2 tsp
7.8 g3.0 tsp1 tbsp
31.2 g12.0 tsp¼ cup (4 tbsp)

How Custom Spice Blend Converter Works?

The Custom Spice Blend Converter works by dividing grams of a mixed spice blend by 2.5 g per level US teaspoon, the average for blends of ground spices. Weigh 1 tsp of your blend to refine the value.

  1. Mix the blend

    Combine and shake the spices well. Heavy spices such as salt sink to the bottom.

  2. Check one spoon

    Weigh 1 level tsp. Salt-heavy blends reach 3.5 g, and herb-heavy blends drop to 1.5 g.

  3. Enter grams

    Type the weight per dish, such as 10 g of taco seasoning.

Custom Spice Blend Converter Formula

The Custom Spice Blend Converter formula is teaspoons = grams of spice blend ÷ 2.5, or grams ÷ your measured weight of 1 tsp.

tsp = g ÷ 2.5 | blend g/tsp ≈ Σ(share of spice × spice g/tsp)

  • 10 g of taco seasoning ÷ 2.5 = 4 tsp, about 1 tbsp + 1 tsp.
  • A blend of 50% paprika (2.3 g) and 50% salt (5.69 g) averages 3.99 g per tsp.
  • 1 tbsp of a standard blend = 7.5 g.

Custom Spice Blend Converter Conversion Table

The Custom Spice Blend Converter conversion table converts 11 weights of mixed spice blend into teaspoons and tablespoons at 2.5 g per US teaspoon.

Grams (g)Ounces (oz)Teaspoons (tsp)Nearest SpoonTablespoons (tbsp)
0.5 g0.018 oz0.2 tsp¼ tsp0.07 tbsp
1 g0.035 oz0.4 tsp⅓ tsp0.13 tbsp
2 g0.071 oz0.8 tsp¾ tsp0.27 tbsp
3 g0.106 oz1.2 tsp1 ¼ tsp0.4 tbsp
4 g0.141 oz1.6 tsp1 ⅔ tsp0.53 tbsp
5 g0.176 oz2 tsp2 tsp0.67 tbsp
7.5 g0.265 oz3 tsp3 tsp1 tbsp
10 g0.353 oz4 tsp4 tsp1.33 tbsp
15 g0.529 oz6 tsp6 tsp2 tbsp
20 g0.705 oz8 tsp8 tsp2.67 tbsp
25 g0.882 oz10 tsp10 tsp3.33 tbsp

What is Custom Spice Blend Converter?

The Custom Spice Blend Converter is a calculator that converts grams of a home-made or bought spice blend into teaspoons. The tool fits taco seasoning, garam masala, ras el hanout, Cajun blends and barbecue rubs.

A blend’s weight per spoon depends on its parts. Salt and sugar raise the weight, and dried herbs lower the weight. Weighing 1 tsp of the finished blend gives an exact factor, and the 2.5 g default covers most salt-free blends of ground spices.

What are the uses of Custom Spice Blend Converter?

There are 4 main uses of the Custom Spice Blend Converter: taco and fajita seasoning, garam masala and curry blends, barbecue rubs, and gift jars.

  1. Taco seasoning

    One packet equivalent of 28 g equals 11 ¼ tsp, about 3 ¾ tbsp.

  2. Garam masala

    A curry for 4 uses 3 g of garam masala, about 1 ¼ tsp.

  3. Barbecue rubs

    A rack of ribs uses 30 g of rub, about 4 tbsp.

  4. Gift jars

    A 100 g jar holds about 40 tsp of blend.

Custom Spice Blend Converter Measuring Tips

  • Most mixed kitchen spice rubs average ~2.5 grams per level teaspoon.
  • High-salt spice rubs will be notably denser than pure herbal blends.