how many grams in a teaspoon of peaches?

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• How many grams in a teaspoon of minced peach?
  About 3.54 g for a level teaspoon of finely minced fresh peach. The number assumes a tight 1/8-inch dice — bigger pieces won't pack into a teaspoon at all. For relishes and chutneys where peach plays against vinegar and chili, weighing in grams keeps the fruit-to-aromatic ratio steady from batch to batch.
• When would a recipe measure peach by the teaspoon?
  Mostly in plated work and small-batch condiments: a teaspoon of brunoise peach as a garnish on a scallop, a measured spoonful in a tasting-portion ceviche, or a finely chopped teaspoon stirred into a vinaigrette for one salad. At home, it shows up most often when you're scaling a relish recipe down to single-serving size.
• Can I use teaspoons of peach jam in place of fresh?
  Only loosely. A teaspoon of peach jam is about 7 g and carries roughly half its weight in added sugar, so it's twice as heavy and far sweeter than a teaspoon of fresh minced peach (3.54 g). For a glaze or quick sauce, jam works; for anything where fresh peach acidity matters, the swap flattens the flavor.

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