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6 Tablespoons is the correct answer. Google: How to Cut Down Recipes - scroll down to the masterclass link. Once on their website scroll down to "Jump To Section" , click on How to Cut Recipe in Half and while on that page scroll down a little more to also get How to cut recipe in thirds. Print yourself a copy of both. Hope this helps many.
That is 3/8 of a cup.
6 Tablespoons is the correct answer
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