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Originally Posted by GoVols When you say teaspoon, are you refering to the actual measuring size, or the smaller of the two spoons in a set of flatware.
Maybe east TN is strange be we call the smaller of two spoons a tea spoon, and we also have the measuring kind.
Nice mix by the way. Im anxious to try and send some shrooms to my brother this winter. |
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I dont know, here in TN we use mighty big spoons |
The plastic spoon on the honey tub in my last picture literally ended up in southeast TN a few hours later, coincidentally, and I have noticed how y'all tend to prefer the 'heaping' spoons of this honey... East TN is one of my favorite places to go for recreation and I kind of regret moving away. I might move back some day; it really is cool there and I have many many great memories. I was born and raised in Southern California, actually, and my family (4th generation in California) always called the little flatware spoon "teaspoons" and the bigguns "tablespoons," so I assumed that's what people called 'em everywhere. We never drank tea, though.
Anyhow, I took a precise measuring teaspoon and used water to verify that my flatware and the plastic disposable spoons held the same volume, which they in fact did
exactly.