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Grams to Cup Converter answers the question recipes leave out: how many cups is this many grams of this ingredient? Grams measure weight and cups measure volume, so there is no single ratio. A cup of all-purpose flour, spooned and levelled, is about 125 g, while a cup of granulated sugar is 200 g. The converter uses the real density of each ingredient (more than 120 of them, from flours and sugars to butter, honey, oats, cocoa and rice) and gives a fraction you can actually measure, like ¾ cup rather than 0.74. Around it are cups-to-grams, recipe scaling and halving, oven temperature, baking pan size and butter-to-oil converters, printable conversion charts, and guides on measuring accurately, cup sizes around the world, egg weights, yeast and salt. Everything runs in the browser with no account.
Home bakers following recipes written in grams or cups, recipe creators converting between systems, and anyone without a kitchen scale.
No. A cup of sugar weighs about 200 g and a cup of flour about 125 g, because grams measure weight and cups measure volume. The converter uses each ingredient's own density.
About ¾ cup of all-purpose flour, at 125 g per cup measured spooned and levelled.
Multiply the cups by the ingredient's grams-per-cup value: 2 cups of flour × 125 g = 250 g.
No. Every tool works instantly in the browser with no account or email.