Re:Based Cooking
by stjohnswarts on Thursday March 11, 2021 @10:23AM
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I would say teaspoon size which is about what's in your regular eating spoon if it were bigger they'd say tablespoon which is obviously a lot bigger than what most people use to eat their dinner with. Unless it's mac and cheese and then tablespoon would make sense.
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Re:Based Cooking
by dragonwriter on Thursday March 11, 2021 @10:58AM
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> I would say teaspoon size which is about what's in your regular eating spoon
A “regular eating spoon” is usually a tablespoon, hence the name. A teaspoon is typically used for adding sugar to, or stirring, coffee or tea, or eating desserts.