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Is "cucharadas" tablespoons or teaspoons?

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I am trying to translate a recipe from Spanish. Three times it mentions "2 cucharadas" and I cannot tell from the recipe whether that means teaspoons or tablespoons.

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updated Nov 1, 2009
posted by TinaLuisa

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cucharada=tablespoon

cucharadita=teaspoon

updated Nov 1, 2009
posted by 0074b507
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"cucharada" - tablespoon...."cucharadita" - teaspoon. Buen provecho!

updated Nov 1, 2009
posted by mountaingirl123
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I saw a food recipe in the Far East that asked for 2 "Cucharadas", then I realised it was a typing error. They fry them there and they are delicious.

updated Nov 1, 2009
posted by 00515f39
Are you referrring to cucarachas? (cockroaches) - 0074b507, Nov 1, 2009
I've heard that they have a lot of protien. I'm less sure about the "delicious". - samdie, Nov 1, 2009
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Cucharadas means spoonfuls, so in your case it would be '2 spoonfuls'. As to teaspoons or tablespoons I don't know. grin

updated Nov 1, 2009
posted by Seb79
Cucharadita= teaspoonfuls. - Seb79, Nov 1, 2009
Isn't the plural of teaspoonful - teaspoonsful, or is that being pedantic? - 00515f39, Nov 1, 2009
¡Más correcto! - 0074b507, Nov 1, 2009