i need to add one tenth of a tsp and dont know how much it is what is the measurement for this?

Answer 1

a teeny tiny pinch. like a few grains of salt.

Answer 2

Take a 1/4 teaspoon measure, and use only half of that, then shake just a tad bit more out. That'll be about 1/10. What in the world are you making that requires such a small amount? I've never seen that in a recipe before.

Answer 3

To the best of my knowledge there are no measuring spoons that small. So a couple of way would be: weigh the amount of a whole teaspoon and the emliniate all but 1 tenth, second, just guesstimate it or three, if thats all it requires do you think its really that necessary

Answer 4

Drop teaspoon of said substance on mirror and cut into 10 lines. Snort 9 of them and deposit whats left into whatever your cooking up. Jeez are you serious? Better yet eliminate the ingredient altogether as a tenth of a teaspoon is hardly likely to make any sort of difference. Lest your cookin up some rocks or something. In that case I suggest 1/10th of soda to 9/10ths product.

Answer 5

Id say a pinch. But to be sure...if you have time....take your tsp and fill it up w/pepper (so you can see it). put it on some paper and divide it in half, divide those halves in half and so forth till you see what a 1/10th of a tsp looks like. I still say a pinch.

Answer 6

What idiot would write that into a recipe.? Just use a pinch .There is no way in hell you can get into the weeds if you're not 100% accurate on this amt.

Answer 7

one tenth of a teaspoon. That is such a tiny bit, I can't even imagine what difference it would make.

Answer 8

Sounds like a dash.

Answer 9

its a half a pinch. or after you sneeze its whats left on the spoon.

Answer 10

Throw in a "pinch" no biggie