How many teaspoons is 100 g of lentils (dry)?

100 g of lentils (dry) is about 23.5 teaspoons.

Why isn't 100 g exactly 1 teaspoon?

Because lentils (dry) isn't the same density as water. A teaspoon holds a fixed volume, and lentils (dry) weighs more or less than water for that volume.

Grams of lentils (dry) to teaspoons

Answer

100 g of lentils (dry) = 23.5 teaspoons

Convert any amount

Amount gram = – teaspoon

Conversion table

Grams	Teaspoons
10 g	2.35 tsp
25 g	5.88 tsp
50 g	11.8 tsp
100 g	23.5 tsp
150 g	35.3 tsp
200 g	47.1 tsp
250 g	58.8 tsp
300 g	70.6 tsp
500 g	118 tsp

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How to measure

For dry, uncooked lentils. They swell to two to three times the volume when cooked, so weigh or measure them dry.

Frequently asked questions

How many teaspoons is 100 g of lentils (dry)?: 100 g of lentils (dry) is about 23.5 teaspoons.
Why isn't 100 g exactly 1 teaspoon?: Because lentils (dry) isn't the same density as water. A teaspoon holds a fixed volume, and lentils (dry) weighs more or less than water for that volume.

Related conversions

Values are approximate — ingredient density varies with brand, humidity and how you measure. For baking, weighing on a scale is always the most reliable method.