1 Calling a person, who is legally in the streets or a public place, offensive or derisive names. 2  Making noises or exclamations in the presence of said person. 3  Joining said offender, with the intent to offend, annoy, deride, or prevent them from pursuing their lawful duty, occupation, or business. 4  Public intoxication.
Best Answer: I would suggest 1 teaspoon is equivalent to two cloves. Considering I cook a lot with fresh and minced garlic I can tell you that with the average sized clove it would be about 1/2 Tbs. Now if you were to use larger garlic cloves if you had fresh garlic then it would equal about 1 Tbs. You just have to remember that the pre-minced garlic is not as strong as would be the original fresh garlic. Most pre-minced garlic is packed in a vinagary type liquid. To combat this I suggest you get the pre-minced garlic packed in olive oil.
There are many options available in grocery stores and specialty cooking stores that can be used in place of fresh garlic. One clove of fresh garlic is equal to one teaspoon of chopped garlic, or one-half teaspoon of minced garlic. These are often available in jars in the condiment section of grocery stores. One-half teaspoon garlic flakes, one-fourth teaspoon granulated garlic, or one-half teaspoon garlic juice are also acceptable substitutes for one clove of fresh garlic.