How to I measure 25g without a scale?? Also how do I measure 100ml of water without a scale please anyone help my SN arrives tommorow
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This is not ideal. But you can roughly divide your SN and end up with about 25g. For example, if your container contains 100g you need to divide it into 4 equal piles. One pile will be roughly 25g. The same can be done with water. Maybe you have a water bottle or other small container to use as a starting point. Wishing you peace and good luck.
miminkpo
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- Aug 20, 2021
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1 tablespoon is roughly 20g and 1 teaspoon is roughly 5g. Just add one of each. For the 100ml of water, half a glass of water is around that number.
