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A quick guide to butter measurement equivalents

Different ingredients weigh different amounts. Butter weighs more than flour, for example, so 14 grams of butter is going to be 1 tablespoon whereas 14 grams of flour is a little more than 1 3/4 tablespoons.

What does 110g of butter look like?

Butter is mostly sold in packages of 1/2-pound or 1-pound and within these packages the butter is split into pre-wrapped sticks weighing 1/4 pound (or 4 ounces/110g) each, which also equals 1/2 cup. The wrapping on each stick indicates tablespoon measures (8 tablespoons per stick).

How can I measure 100g of butter without scales?

Using a pen or pencil mark the packet into 5 equal parts by eye, it’s not as hard as it sounds but you could use a ruler. Those 5 ‘parts’ will equal 50g each so cut the pack of butter at the second mark and the cut off piece will equal 100g.

How do I measure 6 tablespoons of butter?

How do I measure 3 tablespoons of butter?

Place the butter on a flat cutting board or plate. If your recipe calls for 3 tablespoons (44.4 ml) of butter, find the line that reads “3.” Use a knife and cut on that line. Remember a sharp knife is better here.

How do I measure butter?

When butter is soft, use a firm rubber spatula to push butter into a dry, nesting-style measuring cup or measuring spoon, being sure to expel any air, then level off the top with the flat side of a knife or spatula.

How can I measure 30g of butter without scales?

Water-displacement method

Take a bigger liquid measuring cup and fill it with water equal to the amount of butter you need for the recipe. Add chunks of butter until the water doubles in volume. Be sure that the measuring cup is big enough to handle twice the volume that you wish to measure out.