Convert tablespoons to dry ounces

Answer 1

I depends on the dry ingredient that you are measuring. For example 8 ounces of baking powder is going to produce a different number of tablespoons than 8 ounces of granulated sugar. Try using an online measurement converter that takes the ingredient into account.

Answer 2

I've never really seen a conversion as one measurement deals with liquid (volume) and the other with dry (weight). However, if you are trying to calculate the use of something like Tablespoons of say a small box of baking soda you'ld have to put the baking soda in measureing cup to see it's volume. Then you could calculate how many tablespoons of baking soda there is.

You really can not calculate from one to the other without this process as dry weights can have varying volumes due to the density of the materials in question.

Answer 3

It is not possible to do, since a tablespoon is a measure of volume and an ounce a measure of weight. E.g an ounce of marshmallows will require more tablespoons than an ounce of lead weight will require. (The deciding factor is how dense the substance is).

Answer 4

1 tablespoon is equivalent to 0.5 ounces when measuring dry ingredients.

Answer 5

You can do a conversion online here: http://www.goodcooking.com/conversions/liq_dry.htm

Answer 6

There r around 2.36 ounces in a tablespoon of dry ounce of sugar , but u have to remember that this is completely different for liquid.

Answer 7

That depends on what the substance is. 1 tblsp sugar is approx 2 oz, 1 tblsp flour is approx 1 oz, 1 tblsp salt is approx 1.5 oz

Answer 8

Depends how many dry ounces and WHAT the material is. Salt and flour are both "dry" but much different weight/volume.

Answer 9

Depends what the product is.

Answer 10

Roughly 4.4 tablespoons.