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How Many Milliliters In A Tablespoon

Modified: May 1, 2022 · Published: Feb 9, 2022 by Irina Totterman · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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Want to know how many mL in a tablespoon (tbsp)? The quick answer is about 15 mL. When cooking and baking, use the handy milliliter to tablespoon and tablespoon to milliliter conversion charts below.

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Do you ever need to measure ingredients in your kitchen but don't know how many milliliters are in a tablespoon?

Or maybe you are not sure how to convert between tablespoons and milliliters.

This blog post dispels any confusion about tablespoons and milliliters and teaches you to make the conversion quickly and accurately.

So whether you are baking a cake or just making a simple 15-minute recipe, knowing the conversion between tablespoons and milliliters is essential. Keep reading to learn more.

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  • How many tablespoons are in 1 mL?
  • How many mL in a tbsp
  • How to convert tablespoon to mL
  • How to convert mL to tbsp
  • Tablespoons to milliliters conversions
  • Milliliters to teaspoons conversions
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  • Frequently asked questions
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How many tablespoons are in 1 mL?

1 mL equals 0.067628 tablespoon (US),

or 1 mL = 0.067628 tablespoon

How many mL in a tbsp

There are four types of tablespoons known worldwide.

The US tablespoon equals 14.7868 mL

which is used to make the recipes in the United States.

The Metric tablespoon equals 15 mL

which is used in the UK, Canada, and the Commonwealth.

The Imperial tablespoon equals 17.7582 mL

which is an old, imperial tablespoon measurement.

1 Australian tablespoon equals 20 mL.

How to convert tablespoon to mL

It is known that 1 tablespoon (US) = 14.7868 mL.

To convert tablespoons to milliliters, multiply the tablespoon value by 14.7868, where 14.7868 is a conversion factor.

For example, 2 tablespoon to mL calculation:

2 tablespoon x 14.7868 = 29.5736 mL

Another example of converting a half tablespoon to milliliters:

½ tablespoon x 14.7868 = 7.3934 mL

How to convert mL to tbsp

It is known that:

1 mL = 0.067628 tablespoon (US)
1 tablespoon (US) = 14.7868 mL

To convert 1 mL to a tablespoon:

  • multiply the milliliter value by 0.067628, where 0.067628 is a conversion factor, OR
  • divide the milliliter value by 14.7868, where 14.7868 is a conversion factor.

For example, 1mL to tablespoon calculation:

1 mL x 0.067628 = 0.067628 tablespoon, OR

1 mL ÷ 14.7868 = 0.067628 tbsp

Another example to convert 5 ml to tbsp:

5 mL x 0.067628 = 0.33814 tablespoon, OR

5 mL ÷ 14.7868 = 0.33814 tablespoon

Tablespoons to milliliters conversions

Tablespoon (US) to mL conversion table

Tablespoon (US)Milliliter (mL)
1 tbsp14.79 ml
2 tbsp29.57 ml
3 tbsp44.36 ml
4 tbsp59.15 ml
5 tbsp73.93 ml
6 tbsp88.72 ml
7 tbsp103.51 ml
8 tbsp118.29 ml
9 tbsp133.08 ml
10 tbsp147.87 ml
Figures are rounded to 2 decimal places. 

Tablespoon (Metric) to mL conversion table

Tablespoon (Metric)Milliliter (mL)
1 tbsp15 ml
2 tbsp30 ml
3 tbsp45 ml
4 tbsp60 ml
5 tbsp75 ml
6 tbsp90 ml
7 tbsp105 ml
8 tbsp120 ml
9 tbsp135 ml
10 tbsp150 ml

Milliliters to teaspoons conversions

Milliliter to teaspoon (US) conversion table

Milliliter (mL)Tablespoon (US)
1 mL0.0676 tbsp
2 mL 0.1353 tbsp
3 mL 0.2029 tbsp
4 mL 0.2705 tbsp
5 mL 0.3381 tbsp
10 mL 0.6763 tbsp
20 mL 1.3526 tbsp
50 mL 3.3814 tbsp
100 mL 6.7628 tbsp
Figures are rounded to 4 decimal places.

Milliliter to teaspoon (Metric) conversion table

Milliliter (mL)Tablespoon (Metric)
1 mL0.0667 tbsp
2 mL 0.1333 tbsp
3 mL 0.2 tbsp
4 mL 0.2667 tbsp
5 mL 0.3333 tbsp
10 mL 0.6667 tbsp
20 mL 1.3333 tbsp
50 mL 3.3333 tbsp
100 mL 6.6667 tbsp
Figures are rounded to 4 decimal places.

Other baking converters

If you ever need to convert between other cooking weight and volume measurements, you can do so on the blog by visiting

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You can also convert Individual ingredients from grams to cups, cups to grams, grams to teaspoons, grams to tablespoons, and others.

If you are a beginner or experienced baker and want to learn baking ingredients and their substitutions, how to store your baking goods, and their freezing options, visit the Baking 101 page on the website.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is 30 ml in tablespoons?

30 ml equals 2 tablespoons.

How many ml is 2 tablespoons?

2 tablespoons equal 30 ml.

2 tablespoons are equal to how many ml?

2 tablespoons are equal to 30 ml.

How much is 60 ml in tablespoons?

60 ml equals 4 tablespoons.

How many ml is 6 tablespoons?

6 tablespoons equal about 90 ml.

How many tablespoons is 7.5 ml?

7.5 ml equals ½ tablespoon.

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