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1pound of baking powder equals 32 ( ~ 31 1/2) tablespoons*

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Results 1 pound of baking powder equals 32 ( ~ 31 1/2) tablespoons. (*)Explanation:One pound of baking powder equals 32 tablespoons.So, multiply the value that you have in pounds by 32.

Tablespoons of baking powder equivalent in pounds?

FAQs on baking powder weight to volume conversion

1 pound of baking powder equals how many tablespoons?

1 pound of baking powder is equivalent 32 ( ~ 31 1/2) tablespoons.

How much is 32 tablespoons of baking powder in pounds?

32 tablespoons of baking powder equals 1 pound.

Pounds to Tablespoons of Baking powder Conversion Chart

Note: Fractions are rounded to the nearest 8th fraction. Values are rounded to 3 significant figures.

Pounds to tablespoons of Baking powder
1/16 pounds	1.97 ( 2 ) tablespoons
1/8 pounds	3.94 ( 4 ) tablespoons
1/4 pounds	7.89 ( 8 ) tablespoons
1/3 pounds	10.5 ( 10 1/2 ) tablespoons
1/2 pounds	15.8 ( 15 3/4 ) tablespoons
2/3 pounds	21 ( 21 ) tablespoons
3/4 pounds	23.7 ( 23 2/3 ) tablespoons
1 pound	31.6 ( 31 1/2 ) tablespoons
1 1/16 pounds	33.5 ( 33 1/2 ) tablespoons
1 1/8 pounds	35.5 ( 35 1/2 ) tablespoons
1 1/4 pounds	39.4 ( 39 1/2 ) tablespoons
1 1/3 pounds	42.1 ( 42 1/8 ) tablespoons
1 1/2 pounds	47.3 ( 47 1/3 ) tablespoons
1 2/3 pounds	52.6 ( 52 2/3 ) tablespoons
1 3/4 pounds	55.2 ( 55 1/4 ) tablespoons
2 pounds	63.1 ( 63 1/8 ) tablespoons
2 1/16 pounds	65.1 ( 65 1/8 ) tablespoons
2 1/8 pounds	67.1 ( 67 1/8 ) tablespoons
2 1/4 pounds	71 ( 71 ) tablespoons
2 1/3 pounds	73.6 ( 73 2/3 ) tablespoons
2 1/2 pounds	78.9 ( 79 ) tablespoons
3 pounds	94.7 ( 94 2/3 ) tablespoons
4 pounds	126 ( 126 1/4 ) tablespoons
5 pounds	158 ( 157 3/4 ) tablespoons
6 pounds	189 ( 189 1/3 ) tablespoons
8 pounds	252 ( 252 1/2 ) tablespoons

References:

1. Density Database Version 2.0 - FAO

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