How many Tablespoons are in a third of a cup?

Measuring Liquids

The simplest things to measure are liquids, as they usually weigh as much as they measure in ounces. They either fill the space of the measuring container or melt to fill the container. For example, 4 ounces of a liquid is half a cup, and it actually weighs 4 ounces.
What is a cup?

It is a volume unit, and 1 cup equals 48US tsp, 1 Imperial cup equals 45 Imperial tsp and 1 metric cup equals 50 metric tsp.
How to convert cups to teaspoons?

As mentioned above, 1 cup equals 48tsp. Therefore, for turning cups into a teaspoon, you need to multiply the cup value by 48. For example,

For converting 1/4 cup to tsp, multiply 0.25*48 = 12tsp. This means that ¼ cup is equal to tsp. Hence the formula is,

Teaspoon= cup*48
Tablespoon conversions

3 tsp = 1bsp
1tbsp= 1/16 cup
2 tbsp+2tsp= 1/6 cup
2tbsp= 1/8 cup
4tbsp= ¼ cup
5tbsp+1tsp= 1/3 cup
6tbsp= 3/8 cup
8tbsp= ½ cup
10tbsp+2tspn= 2/3 cup
12 tbsp= ¾ cup
16tbsp= 1 cup

Conversion table

Here is the conversion table for dry and liquid measurements:

Dry Measure Equivalents

Volume (Liquid)

American Standard (Cups & Quarts )	American Standard(Ounces)	Metric(Milliliters & Liters)
2 tbsp	1 fl. oz.	30 ml
1/4 cup	2 fl. oz.	60 ml
1/2 cup	4 fl. oz.	125 ml
1 cup	8 fl. oz.	250 ml
1 1/2 cups	12 fl. oz.	375 ml
2 cups or 1 pint	16 fl. oz.	500 ml
4 cups or 1 quart	32 fl. oz.	1000 ml or 1 litre
1 gallon	128 fl. oz.	4 litres

Volume (Dry)