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Yes some places will use decent sugar like Silver Spoon sachets, others will use some piss poor effort of a sugar where I’ll need 4 sachets to make it work
Always use 3 x sachets.
Unless they’re the expensive hotel ones which are actually a teaspoons worth.
No 2-3 sachets for a teaspoon full
I like 2 decent sugars in my tea. The sachets in my local hospital are tiny. Need like 5 of them.
Nah, half a teaspoon per sachet personally.
I still worry people think I’m a scruff for putting 4 in my large coffee in the morning though.
A rounded teaspoon of sugar is about 5g.
Most sugar sachets are 2.5-3g. Some fuller sticks may be 3.5g and some smaller sachets may be 2g.
You don’t see cubes very often, but when you do they will probably be 4-5g each.
TL;DR your estimation is pretty much bang on.