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Cooking Measurement Converter

Convert cooking measurements between cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, milliliters, and grams for common ingredients like water, flour, sugar, and butter.

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How to use

Convert cooking measurements between cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, milliliters, and grams for common ingredients like water, flour, sugar, and butter.

How it's calculated

Density (g/ml)

(ingredient==1)*1.0 + (ingredient==2)*0.593 + (ingredient==3)*0.845 + (ingredient==4)*0.911

Density of the selected ingredient in g/ml

Amount in ml

amount * ((from_unit==1)*240 + (from_unit==2)*15 + (from_unit==3)*5 + (from_unit==4)*1 + (from_unit==5)*(1/((ingredient==1)*1.0 + (ingredient==2)*0.593 + (ingredient==3)*0.845 + (ingredient==4)*0.911)))

Intermediate value converted to milliliters

Result

(amount * ((from_unit==1)*240 + (from_unit==2)*15 + (from_unit==3)*5 + (from_unit==4)*1 + (from_unit==5)*(1/((ingredient==1)*1.0 + (ingredient==2)*0.593 + (ingredient==3)*0.845 + (ingredient==4)*0.911)))) * ((to_unit==1)*(1/240) + (to_unit==2)*(1/15) + (to_unit==3)*(1/5) + (to_unit==4)*1 + (to_unit==5)*((ingredient==1)*1.0 + (ingredient==2)*0.593 + (ingredient==3)*0.845 + (ingredient==4)*0.911))

Converted amount in the target unit

Examples

1 cup of flour to grams

  • Amount:1
  • To Unit:5
  • From Unit:1
  • Ingredient:2

1 tbsp of butter to grams

  • Amount:1
  • To Unit:5
  • From Unit:2
  • Ingredient:4

Frequently Asked Questions

How many grams is 1 cup of flour?

1 cup of flour equals approximately 142 grams. Flour has a density of about 0.593 g/ml, and 1 cup is 240 ml, so 240 × 0.593 ≈ 142 g. This can vary slightly depending on how the flour is packed.

How many grams is 1 tablespoon of butter?

1 tablespoon of butter equals approximately 14.2 grams. Butter has a density of about 0.911 g/ml, and 1 tablespoon is 15 ml, so 15 × 0.911 ≈ 13.7 g.

Why do different ingredients give different gram results for the same volume?

Because different ingredients have different densities. Water is 1 g/ml, flour is lighter at 0.593 g/ml, sugar is 0.845 g/ml, and butter is 0.911 g/ml. Always select the correct ingredient for accurate results.