Spoons
Spoons from different sources with their individual capacities. These are not universal spoonful measures.
Spanish name: Cucharas
- Gross weight
- —
- Capacity
- 6.5 mL
Capacity of the photographed vessel, not food weight. — means no value is recorded. Notes preserve the original source units.
I-047 is a site index for this supplementary inventory, not an original photograph or participant code. Transcribed measurements: Length: 18 cm; Width: 4 cm; Volume: 6.5 ml. Capacities are displayed in mL using 1 L = 1000 mL; they are not food grams.
Source
Laminario - Menaje (inventario de campo); Anexo B · Medidas de menaje final, 2023
Photograph: Proyecto BioKusharu
Every vessel and utensil, side by side.
Select a code to see its photograph. Values are transcribed from the source; they are not averages or recommendations.
| Photo | Vessel / utensil | Gross (g) | Capacity (mL) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spoon | — | 6.5 | |
| Medium steel teaspoon | — | 5 | |
| Medium steel spoon | — | 10 |
* I-047 · I-047 is a site index for this supplementary inventory, not an original photograph or participant code. Transcribed measurements: Length: 18 cm; Width: 4 cm; Volume: 6.5 ml. Capacities are displayed in mL using 1 L = 1000 mL; they are not food grams.
* B-03 · B-03 is a site index for object 3 in Annex B, not an original photo code. Transcribed table: Length: 13.5 cm; Capacity: 5 ml. The panel displays the larger or sole capacity; other values are retained in this note. The source’s larger/smaller labels are preserved without converting them into food portions. The shared photograph shows both spoons; capacity refers only to the named utensil, not the pair.
* B-04 · B-04 is a site index for object 4 in Annex B, not an original photo code. Transcribed table: Length: 18 cm; Capacity: 10 ml. The panel displays the larger or sole capacity; other values are retained in this note. The source’s larger/smaller labels are preserved without converting them into food portions. The shared photograph shows both spoons; capacity refers only to the named utensil, not the pair.
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