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Can anybody advise me the capacity of the teaspoon, tablespoon and the measuring cup? thanks in advance,

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1 teaspoon is 5 ml.
1 table spoon is 15 ml ( in Australia it is 20 ml)
Measuring cups are available with markings from 200 ml to about one litre

Happy cooking .

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