Type of sugar depends on the ingredients used in the drink. If the drink is made from real juice, then the amount of sugar listed will have been derived from the naturally occurring sugar from the fruit. Other drinks may contain cane sugar (this is more for internationally made drinks, especially soda), and most often, high fructose corn syrup.
Sugar, brown4.6 gramsSugar, granulated4.2 gramsSugar, powdered (unsifted)2.5 grams
12 table spoons
It is equal to .2821968 ounces. Eight grams is a metric measure -- 454 grams = 1 pound
Assuming the sugar is the granulated table sugar as mentioned in What_is_the_density_of_sugarwhich is 312 grams per 1.5 cups, then 8 grams of sugar would be:8 grams / 312 grams * 1.5 cups, which equals:0.03846153846153846153846153846154 cupsor roughly 1/25 of a cup.
Usually less than 1 in table wines.
there are 23 and a half teaspoons of sugar in 42 grams.one gram is equal to one half teaspoon of sugar.
1 gram equals 0.666667 tablespoons. 50 grams would equal 33.3335 tablespoons.
There are 4 grams for every teaspoon. There are 8.25 teaspoons for 33 grams of sugar.
You need to read the label and find out what percent of the powder is actual creatine and specify that
5 table spoons make 100 graoms because 20 g is 1 tablespoon
Approx. 17 net grams of carbs (fruit sugar) in a medium apple - but because it is FRUIT SUGAR (a more complex form than table sugar) it is better handled by your body and therefore better for you than i.e. pop, candy, etc
It all depends on what you are weighing, a table spoon of lead will weigh differently to a table spoon of sugar