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A spoon is 5ml or 5 l

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A spoon is 5 milliliter because 5 liters is exaggeratedly to much for 1 spoon to hold.

Ogrisel answered Apr 24, 2017

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A spoon is 5ml.
5l is a large amount (more than 2 containers of orange juice!)

Clueless answered Apr 28, 2017

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