teaspoon

Definitions

Examples

• A teaspoon of neutron-star material might be enough to give us gravity, she says.

• Sometimes, he applies his irony with a shovel where a teaspoon would work.

• Then, using a teaspoon or your fingers, add a bit of stuffing to each leaf, starting on the outside and working your way in.

• Forest soils can hold several hundred of them in a teaspoon.

• A teaspoon of healthy soil can contain between 100 million and 1 billion of these microbes.

• Place one sheet of phyllo on the board, brush it with butter, and sprinkle it with ¾ teaspoon of bread crumbs.

• I popped a teaspoon of coconut oil (purchased at Trader Joe's) into my mouth and took very deep breaths through my nose.

• A tablespoon of ketchup, for example, contains about a teaspoon of sugar, or about 16 calories of added sugar.

• Also great for recipes that call for a teaspoon of fresh-ground black pepper, which is otherwise incredibly tedious.

• I have the one with common measure equivalents--how many milligrams in a teaspoon, how many teaspoons in a cup.

• Mix one pint of bran, one-half pint of flour, and one level teaspoon of baking soda.

• Schmidt smiled again as he set his teaspoon across his cup, the conventional sign that he wished no more tea.

• Such a spoon, as shown in Fig. 3, is about the length of a teaspoon, but has a round bowl.

• The spoon to be served with soup also depends on the kind of soup, but a larger spoon than a teaspoon is always necessary.

• Then she added the fourth of a pound of brown sugar and the fourth of a teaspoon of mixed ground spices.