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Grams and milliliters are both units of measurement with the former being used to weigh dry ingredients and the latter being used to weigh liquids. The general rule of thumb for the conversion rate between grams and milliliters is virtually like for like but this depends on the grade of cream being used. So, there would be around 100 grams in 100 ml of cream.

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10y ago

Since 1 ml is equal to 0.067628 tablespoons, that would make 100 ml equal to 6.7628 tablespoons. Pharmacies will provide special plastic "spoons" that will help to make your measurement fairly accurate.

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16y ago

1 tbsp = 15ml. 1tsp = 5ml 6 tbsp & 2 tsp will give you 100ml of liquid

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9y ago

A cup is 230 ml. 100 ml is a little less than 1/2 cup

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11y ago

That is 0.441 of a cup.

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11y ago

That is 7.055 tablespoons

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10y ago

That is 7.055 tablespoon.

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9y ago

About 3.3 tablespoons

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