25g of tomato ketchup equals approximately 0.88 ounces. This conversion is handy when following air fryer recipes that use metric or imperial measurements. Whether you’re whipping up crispy fries or saucy wings, getting the right amount of ketchup ensures perfect flavour balance.
Many UK air fryer recipes list ingredients in grams, while others use ounces. Converting 25g of tomato ketchup to ounces (0.88 oz) helps maintain consistency, especially when scaling recipes. At airfryerrecipe.co.uk, we recommend using digital scales for precision, but knowing the ounce equivalent saves time if you’re using measuring spoons or cups.
Tomato ketchup’s thickness means volume measurements (like tablespoons) can vary. Weight is more reliable, so keep this 25g-to-ounces conversion handy. For more conversions, check our air fryer conversion chart.
No scales? No problem. Roughly 2 level tablespoons of tomato ketchup weigh close to 25g (0.88 oz). For sticky ingredients like ketchup, lightly grease the spoon first for easier release. This trick works well for air fryer sauces and marinades.
If you’re adapting a recipe from our collection, note that 25g of ketchup is about 1.5 UK tablespoons. For thicker sauces, always opt for weight over volume to avoid over-pouring.
This small amount is perfect for glazing air fryer chicken wings or mixing into burger patties. It also works as a base for BBQ sauces—just add spices and a splash of vinegar. Remember, 25g (0.88 oz) packs a flavour punch without overwhelming dishes.
Need 50g? That’s 1.76 oz. For 100g, it’s 3.53 oz. Bookmark these conversions if you often tweak serving sizes. Our conversion chart covers everything from grams to ounces for all your air fryer staples.
Prefer visual guides? Check our vegetable recipes for examples of how 25g of ketchup enhances dips and coatings. Accurate measurements mean no wasted ingredients or guesswork.
After measuring 25g (0.88 oz), store opened ketchup in the fridge to maintain freshness. Glass bottles are easier to scrape clean, ensuring you use every last gram. For sticky residue, try our air fryer cleaner guide.
