Butter measurements

How many tablespoons are in a stick of butter? Learn how to measure butter correctly, so you can bake and cook with confidence!

Granny’s Butter Conversion Chart ½ stick = ¼ cup = 4 Tbsps. = 2 oz. = 57 g. 1 stick = ½ cup = 8 Tbsps. = 4 oz. = ¼ lb. = 113 g. 1 ½ sticks = ¾ cup = 12 Tbsps. = 6 oz. = 170 g. 2 sticks = 1…

This butter to oil conversion chart is perfect for any kitchen to keep on hand! Many times you can substitute oil in the place of butter.

Convert your baking measurements from cup to grams easily with this chart

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Get the tablespoon to stick conversion, learn the fastest way to soften butter, plus a tasty recipe. Everything you need to know about butter measurements.

A cheat sheet for figuring out how much butter a recipe calls for no matter if it's listed in cups, sticks, tablespoons or by weight.

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Measuring butter is easy if you read the measurements on the wrapper of each stick. So, there's no need to pack butter into measuring cups!

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Learn how to measure butter without scales, using cups, spoons, sticks, blocks, and butter tubs and the difference in the butter measurements

Discover the secret to perfect measurements! Find out how many tablespoons are needed to yield 2/3 of a cup of creamy, delicious butter.

Learn the unique qualities and best ways to use common types of butter, including European, cultured, and clarified.