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August 18th, 2004, 08:33 PM
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"jamie" wrote in message ... J. David Anderson wrote: Jeri wrote: You are correct. A tablespoon of freshly picked and crushed parsley weighs 13 grams; a level tablespoon that is. As most people cooking use at least slightly heaped measure, it would probably be closer to make it 16 or seventeen grams. USDA says a tablespoon of parsley (Parsley, raw) weighs 3.8 grams. It lists a tablespoon of dried parsley (Spices, parsley, dried) as weighing 1.3 grams. Where in the world are you getting 13 grams? Somebody dropped a decimal point. revek 
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