How many times have you been baking when you get stuck trying to convert teaspoons to tablespoons or ounces to milliliters? I created this handy printable kitchen conversion chart so you won’t have to stop baking, wash your hands, and look the answer up on your phone anymore! Just print this chart off and hang it in your kitchen to use as a handy reference guide.
KITCHEN CONVERSION CHART PRINTABLE
HOW TO PRINT THE CONVERSION CHART
Begin by saving the Printable Kitchen Conversions Chart to your computer. Be sure to remember where you saved it so you can find it again later! Since it will be exposed to all the heat and moisture of your kitchen, I recommend printing the conversion chart onto high-quality printer paper or cardstock. I like to use the best quality setting on my printer so that the chart prints crisply.
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HOW TO USE THE PRINTABLE
You can either frame the printed chart or clip it to a clipboard, whichever option is handiest for your kitchen. Whenever you can’t remember how many teaspoons are in a tablespoon, you can glance at this useful chart for the answer!
WHAT YOU NEED TO PRINT YOUR KITCHEN CONVERSION CHART
This measurement conversion chart provides the conversions for measuring dry ingredients with tablespoons, teaspoons, and cups. At the bottom of the chart, I have given the conversions for fluid measurements too. If you are like me and you can never remember how much the different sized mason jars hold, you will love this chart!
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This post originally appeared on Crafts by Amanda.
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