tablespoon

Also known as tbsp

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Key facts

Unit.name: tablespoon
Unit.image: MeasuringSpoons.jpg
Unit.caption: Measuring spoons, with the largest one representing the volume of a tablespoon.
Unit.standard: Imperial units, US customary units
Unit.quantity: Volume
Unit.symbol: tbsp
Unit.units_imp1: SI units
Unit.inunits_imp1: 14.207 mL
Unit.units_imp2: US customary units
Unit.inunits_imp2: 0.961 US tbsp
Unit.units_us1: SI units
Unit.inunits_us1: 14.787 mL
Unit.units_us2: Imperial units
Unit.inunits_us2: 1.041 imp tbsp

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Dining
<span class="anchor" id="Variants"></span> Culinary measure
Naming
Traditional definitions
International metric
Australian metric
United Kingdom
United States
Dry measure
Apothecary measure
See also
References
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A tablespoon (tbsp., Tbsp., Tb., or T.) is a large spoon. In many English-speaking regions, the term now refers to a large spoon used for serving. In some regions, it is the largest type of spoon used for eating.

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