how many grams in a teaspoon of pecans?

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• How many grams in a teaspoon of pecans?
  Roughly 2.4 g for finely chopped pecans, which is essentially a generous pinch. Whole pieces don't fit a teaspoon meaningfully — at this scale you've already chopped or crushed the nuts. For garnishing four salad plates, a teaspoon per plate (under 10 g total) is enough to register without overwhelming the greens.
• Is a teaspoon of pecans enough to taste on ice cream?
  If the pecans are toasted and finely chopped, yes. One teaspoon (about 2.4 g) sprinkled over a scoop of vanilla or butter pecan adds aroma and a few clear crunches per spoonful. Untoasted pecans at this volume mostly disappear into the dairy — the eight-to-ten-minute toast at 350F is what makes a teaspoon noticeable.
• How do I use a teaspoon of pecans on a cheese plate?
  Chop finely, toast lightly, and scatter a teaspoon (around 2.4 g) directly over a wedge of blue cheese or alongside sliced pear. The small quantity is intentional — you want the cheese and fruit to lead, with the pecan offering aroma and texture in occasional bites rather than competing for the spotlight.

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