Grams to Cups Conversion Chart (Printable)
Free printable grams to cups conversion chart for the most common baking ingredients, including flour, sugar, butter and liquids, plus how to read it.
Free printable grams to cups conversion chart for the most common baking ingredients, including flour, sugar, butter and liquids, plus how to read it.
Every baker needs a reliable conversion chart. Whether you're converting a European recipe to American measurements or vice versa, this chart has you covered.
Common Baking Ingredients: Grams to Cups
Flours
Ingredient — 1 Cup (grams) — ½ Cup — ¼ Cup
All-Purpose Flour — 125g — 63g — 31g
Bread Flour — 130g — 65g — 33g
Cake Flour — 120g — 60g — 30g
Whole Wheat Flour — 120g — 60g — 30g
Almond Flour — 96g — 48g — 24g
Sugars
Ingredient — 1 Cup (grams) — ½ Cup — ¼ Cup
White Sugar — 200g — 100g — 50g
Brown Sugar (packed) — 220g — 110g — 55g
Powdered Sugar — 120g — 60g — 30g
Fats
Ingredient — 1 Cup (grams) — ½ Cup — ¼ Cup
Butter — 227g — 114g — 57g
Olive Oil — 216g — 108g — 54g
How to Use This Chart
Find your ingredient in the table
Locate the measurement you need
Use a kitchen scale for exact amounts
Or use our online converter for custom amounts
Fruit and vegetables vary even more than flour, because a cup of leaves is mostly air: a cup of raw spinach is about 30 g, a cup of chopped broccoli about 91 g and a cup of blueberries about 148 g.
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Beyond baking staples, the same grams-to-cups maths covers fruit, snacks and spreads. See strawberries, raspberries, grapes, watermelon, popcorn and mayonnaise grams to cups.
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