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Cups to grams converter

Pick an ingredient, enter an amount — see grams, millilitres and every kind of cup and spoon at once. Handy when you have no kitchen scale.

Equivalents

Grams in common measures

Ingredient1 cup (236.6 ml), g1 tbsp (14.8 ml), g1 tsp, g
All-purpose flour (plain flour)1207.52.5
Bread flour (strong flour)1207.52.5
Whole wheat flour1137.12.4
Rye flour1066.62.2
Sugar (granulated)19812.44.1
Brown sugar (packed)21313.34.4
Powdered sugar (icing sugar)1137.12.4
Butter22714.24.7
Vegetable oil21813.64.5
Milk24415.25.1
Heavy cream (30–36 %)23414.64.9
Water23714.84.9
Honey335217
Cocoa powder845.21.7
Cornstarch (cornflour)11272.3
Rolled oats895.61.9
Rice (uncooked)19812.44.1
Semolina16310.23.4
Almond flour (ground almonds)9662
Sour cream22714.24.7
Baking powder192124
Baking soda290186
Salt (table salt)290186
Dry yeast (instant)14493

Source: King Arthur Baking — Ingredient Weight Chart; USDA FoodData Central (density of liquids)

How it works

Weight = volume × density. Densities come from the King Arthur Baking ingredient weight chart (spooned and levelled, not packed) and USDA data for liquids.

Questions & answers

How many grams are in a cup of flour?

About 120 g in a US cup (236.6 ml), spooned and levelled. A 250 ml metric cup holds about 127 g. Scooping straight from the bag can add 20 % more.

How many grams is a stick of butter?

One US stick is 113 g (4 oz, ½ cup, 8 tablespoons).

Is a tablespoon the same everywhere?

Almost: 15 ml in most countries, 14.8 ml in the US — but 20 ml in Australia.

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