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Grams to Teaspoons Converter

How many teaspoons is a gram? It depends on the ingredient. Teaspoons measure volume while grams measure weight, so pick your ingredient below for a density-accurate grams-to-teaspoons conversion — handy for small amounts like spices, yeast, and baking powder.

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All-Purpose FlourFlours
125g per cup
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10 grams to teaspoons by Ingredient

The same gram of each ingredient converts to a different number of teaspoons, because their densities differ:

Ingredient10 gGrams per cup
Flours
All-Purpose Flour3.84 tsp125g
Bread Flour3.78 tsp127g
Cake Flour4.21 tsp114g
Self-Rising Flour3.84 tsp125g
Whole Wheat Flour4 tsp120g
Almond Flour5 tsp96g
Coconut Flour3.75 tsp128g
Oat Flour4.62 tsp104g
Rye Flour4.71 tsp102g
Spelt Flour4 tsp120g
Semolina Flour2.87 tsp167g
Buckwheat Flour4 tsp120g
Sugars and sweeteners
Granulated Sugar2.4 tsp200g
Brown Sugar (Packed)2.18 tsp220g
Powdered Sugar4 tsp120g
Coconut Sugar2.67 tsp180g
Turbinado Sugar2.4 tsp200g
Honey1.41 tsp340g
Maple Syrup1.49 tsp322g
Corn Syrup1.41 tsp340g
Molasses1.46 tsp328g
Agave Nectar1.43 tsp336g
Butter, oils and fats
Butter2.11 tsp227g
Margarine2.11 tsp227g
Shortening2.34 tsp205g
Vegetable Oil2.2 tsp218g
Olive Oil2.22 tsp216g
Coconut Oil2.2 tsp218g
Lard2.34 tsp205g
Dairy
Milk1.96 tsp245g
Buttermilk1.96 tsp245g
Heavy Cream2.02 tsp238g
Half and Half1.98 tsp242g
Sour Cream1.98 tsp242g
Yogurt1.96 tsp245g
Greek Yogurt1.96 tsp245g
Cream Cheese2.07 tsp232g
Condensed Milk1.57 tsp306g
Evaporated Milk1.9 tsp252g
Ricotta Cheese1.95 tsp246g
Cottage Cheese2.12 tsp226g
Liquids
Water2.03 tsp236g
Almond Milk1.97 tsp244g
Oat Milk1.97 tsp244g
Soy Milk1.98 tsp243g
Coconut Milk2.12 tsp226g
Lemon Juice1.97 tsp244g
Orange Juice1.94 tsp248g
Vanilla Extract2.31 tsp208g
Chicken Broth2 tsp240g
Coffee (Brewed)2.03 tsp237g
Rice, grains and pasta
Rice (Uncooked)2.59 tsp185g
Brown Rice (Uncooked)2.53 tsp190g
Arborio Rice2.4 tsp200g
Oats5.33 tsp90g
Quinoa2.82 tsp170g
Couscous2.77 tsp173g
Bulgur3.43 tsp140g
Barley2.4 tsp200g
Cornmeal2.94 tsp163g
Spaghetti (Dry)4.8 tsp100g
Macaroni (Dry)4.57 tsp105g
Penne (Dry)4.8 tsp100g
Nuts and seeds
Almonds (Whole)3.36 tsp143g
Almonds (Sliced)5.22 tsp92g
Walnuts (Chopped)4 tsp120g
Pecans (Chopped)4.4 tsp109g
Cashews3.5 tsp137g
Peanuts3.29 tsp146g
Pistachios3.9 tsp123g
Peanut Butter1.86 tsp258g
Sesame Seeds3.33 tsp144g
Sunflower Seeds3.43 tsp140g
Pumpkin Seeds3.72 tsp129g
Chia Seeds2.86 tsp168g
Flax Seeds2.86 tsp168g
Baking staples
Cocoa Powder5.58 tsp86g
Chocolate Chips2.82 tsp170g
White Chocolate Chips2.82 tsp170g
Cornstarch3.75 tsp128g
Breadcrumbs4.44 tsp108g
Shredded Coconut5.16 tsp93g
Raisins2.91 tsp165g
Dried Cranberries4 tsp120g
Milk Powder4 tsp120g
Baking Powder2.18 tsp220g
Baking Soda1.67 tsp288g
Instant Yeast3.2 tsp150g
Salt1.67 tsp288g
Gelatin Powder3.2 tsp150g
Cheese
Parmesan (Grated)4.8 tsp100g
Cheddar (Shredded)4.25 tsp113g
Mozzarella (Shredded)4.29 tsp112g
Feta (Crumbled)3.2 tsp150g
Blue Cheese (Crumbled)3.56 tsp135g
Goat Cheese2.09 tsp230g

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Why Grams to Teaspoons Depends on the Ingredient

A teaspoon is a fixed volume (about 4.9ml), but the weight inside it changes with the ingredient. One teaspoon of all-purpose flour is about 2.6 grams, while a teaspoon of salt is much heavier because salt crystals pack densely.

For tiny quantities — yeast, baking soda, spices — grams and teaspoons rarely line up neatly, so weighing or an ingredient-aware converter beats guessing. This tool divides each ingredient’s density down to the teaspoon (1 tablespoon = 3 teaspoons).

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Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How many teaspoons is 10 grams?

10 grams is about 3.8 teaspoons of flour or 2.5 teaspoons of granulated sugar. Denser ingredients give fewer teaspoons for the same weight.

How many grams are in a teaspoon of sugar?

One level teaspoon of granulated sugar weighs about 4.2 grams.

How many grams is a teaspoon of baking powder?

About 4 grams per level teaspoon. Baking powder and baking soda are dense, so a teaspoon weighs more than a teaspoon of flour.

Why are grams-to-teaspoons different for each ingredient?

Because a teaspoon measures volume and grams measure weight. The same spoon holds different weights depending on how dense the ingredient is.