# Cooking converter: cups to grams and millilitres

> Convert cups, spoons, grams and millilitres for flour, sugar, butter, oil and more, with real ingredient densities. Free cooking converter online.

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*Cups to grams and spoons to milliliters, for thirteen ingredients, taking their density into account.*

## What it calculates

Our cooking converter online turns cups, tablespoons, teaspoons and milliliters into grams and back, taking the density of the ingredient into account: flour, sugar, butter, honey, rice and more.

A cup of flour weighs less than a cup of sugar, so pick the ingredient first. It's handy for recipes from other countries that give everything in cups and tablespoons.

- Volume ↔ weight: milliliters, liters, spoons, cups ↔ grams, ounces, pounds
- Thirteen ingredients: water, milk, flour, sugar, powdered sugar, brown sugar, butter, vegetable oil, honey, rice, salt, cocoa, oats
- Density is accounted for: a cup of flour is lighter than a cup of sugar

## How to use it

1. Choose an ingredient.
2. Choose the “from” and “to” units.
3. Enter the amount.

## Example

1 cup of flour → **about 125 g**

## FAQ

**Why do a cup of flour and a cup of sugar weigh different amounts?**

They have different densities: flour is lighter and airier. That's why Calcie asks what you're measuring.

**Which cup is it?**

The US measuring cup, the one used in recipes from abroad.

**How many grams are in a tablespoon?**

It depends on the ingredient: a tablespoon of water is about 15 g, flour about 8 g, sugar about 13 g. Pick the ingredient in Calcie and it calculates exactly.

**Does the “Cooking” mode work offline?**

Yes. Calcie does all its math right on your device, so the mode works on a plane, on the subway and out of town. Nothing is sent to any server, and the answer appears instantly.

**Is “Cooking” available on iPad and Mac?**

Yes. On iPad the mode has its own layout with larger fields, and on a Mac with Apple Silicon Calcie runs in its iPad version and works from the keyboard. Your Premium purchase applies on every device signed in with your Apple ID.

**How do I switch to the “Cooking” mode?**

Open the modes menu, the icon at the top left of the calculator's main screen, and choose “Cooking”. Calcie remembers your choice: next time the app opens right in that mode.

Try it right here: https://funworks.app/en/calcie/cooking-converter/#calc · App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6819202153

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