Culinary Weight & Volume Converter
Convert grams, ounces, US Customary cups, Metric cups, and butter sticks across 150 verified kitchen ingredients using USDA FoodData Central and NIST 236.588 mL cup standards, complete with live spooned vs. scooped packing density controls and instant batch scaling.
Kitchen note: Test-kitchen baseline uses spooned & leveled (120g/cup). Switching to dip-and-sweep scooped (142g/cup) changes each cup by 22g—use the packing toggle on the scale bench to match your recipe.
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Scale emergency buttermilk, egg, butter-to-oil, and cake flour swaps—plus Yeast ↔ Sourdough flour/water deduction.
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Convert °F, °C, UK/EU Fan °C, and Gas Marks, or convert conventional oven time & temp to Air Fryer settings.
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Calculate uncooked-to-cooked rice, pasta, quinoa, 15-oz canned beans, and raw-to-cooked meat shrinkage.
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Resize cakes, brownies, loaves, bundts, and muffin tins by exact surface area or cup volume and scale full recipes.
Baker's Percentage & Hydration
Build bread, sourdough levain, focaccia, and pizza ball formulas with true dough hydration math.
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Quick-Reference: Top 50 Baking Staples (1 US Cup Weights)
Expand to compare verified gram weights per 236.6 mL US cup across flours, sugars, fats, and dairy.
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Quick-Reference: Top 50 Baking Staples (1 US Cup Weights)
Expand to compare verified gram weights per 236.6 mL US cup across flours, sugars, fats, and dairy.
Baking & Measuring Reference Guides
All 14 guides →Butter Sticks to Grams, Cups & Tablespoons Conversion Chart
Convert US butter sticks to grams, cups, ounces, and tablespoons. Understand Elgin vs Western stubby shapes and European 82% butterfat block adjustments.
Recipe Scaling · 6 min readBaker's Percentages & Dough Hydration: Artisan Bread Quickstart
Master baker's math: calculate dough hydration percentages, anchor flour at 100%, and scale bread formulas to any target loaf weight with complete precision.
Ingredient Science · 5 min readChocolate Chips vs. Chopped Chocolate: Cup Weights & Melting
Convert chocolate chips to chopped baking bars (170g vs 150g per cup). See how soy lecithin stabilizers affect melting, ganache, and cookie spread.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can’t you convert grams directly to cups without selecting an ingredient? ▾
Grams measure mass (weight) while cups measure volume (space). Because every kitchen ingredient has a different bulk density, 1 US Customary Cup (236.6 mL) of rolled oats weighs 90g, spooned all-purpose flour weighs 120g, granulated sugar weighs 200g, and honey weighs 340g.
What is the difference between a US Cup and a Metric/Australian Cup? ▾
A standard US Customary baking cup holds 236.588 mL (8 US fl oz / 16 tbsp). An Australian, New Zealand, Canadian, and Metric baking cup holds 250 mL — roughly 5.7% larger. Our converter supports US Customary (236.6 mL), US FDA Nutrition (240 mL), Metric (250 mL), and UK Imperial (284.1 mL) cups.
Why does 1 cup of all-purpose flour weigh 120g here when some charts say 140g? ▾
120g per cup reflects the test-kitchen "spoon-and-level" standard used by King Arthur Baking and professional pastry chefs. Dipping a dry measuring cup straight into the flour bag compacts the flour to ~142g per cup. Toggle between Spooned, Scooped, and Sifted right inside our calculator.