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⚖️ Grams to Cups Converter

Convert grams to cups for baking ingredients

Grams per Cup by Ingredient

All-Purpose Flour120 g
Bread Flour130 g
Cake Flour114 g
Granulated Sugar200 g
Powdered Sugar120 g
Brown Sugar (packed)220 g
Butter227 g
Honey340 g
Milk245 g
Water236 g
Rolled Oats90 g
White Rice (uncooked)185 g
Cocoa Powder86 g
Vegetable Oil218 g
Table Salt288 g

How Grams to Cups Conversion Works

Formula

Cups = Grams / Ingredient Density (g per cup)

  1. 1Enter the amount in grams.
  2. 2Select the ingredient from the list.
  3. 3The converter divides grams by the ingredient's density (grams per cup).
  4. 4Each ingredient has a different density — flour is lighter than sugar.
  5. 5The result shows the equivalent in cups, with fractions for easy measuring.

About Grams to Cups Converter

Convert grams to cups for common cooking and baking ingredients. Accurate conversions for flour, sugar, butter, rice, oats, and more based on ingredient density.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the same number of grams give different cup amounts?

Because ingredients have different densities. 100g of flour is about 0.8 cups, but 100g of sugar is only about 0.5 cups. Flour is lighter and takes up more volume per gram.

How many grams is 1 cup of flour?

One cup of all-purpose flour weighs about 125 grams. Whole wheat flour is slightly heavier at about 130g per cup. Cake flour is lighter at about 115g per cup.

Should I use grams or cups for baking?

Professional bakers prefer grams because it's more precise and consistent. If a recipe provides both, use grams. A kitchen scale is an inexpensive investment that improves baking results significantly.