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A little science. A lot of good food.

A little less guesswork.

Convert cups, tablespoons and teaspoons to grams by ingredient. Compare US and metric cup standards and keep preparation notes with your result.

Flour, two eggs, butter and a golden cake on an ivory baking workbench
THE SECRET INGREDIENTA little precision.

One ingredient. A clearer measure.

Volume needs an ingredient before it can become weight.

Made here. Stays here.
01 / The measure you have

Cup & spoon standards · US by default

Spoons are independent of cup size. Tablespoon / teaspoon volumes shown above. Choose the recipe’s standard, not your location.

For an ingredient outside this list, use only weight-to-weight or volume-to-volume conversion. There is no universal grams-per-cup value.

02 / Your equivalent

Baking references vary with filling, packing, moisture and brand. A recipe’s own gram weight takes priority. Sources & assumptions ↗

A pinch of know-how

A cup of what?

The ingredient makes all the difference.

01

Same cup. Different weight.

1 US cup of all-purpose flour is about 120 g. The same cup of granulated sugar is about 198 g.

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02

A metric cup is larger.

1 metric cup of our flour reference is approximately 126.8 g. The difference comes from the 250 mL cup.

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