Ounces to Cups, Grams to Tablespoons, and Other Cooking Ingredients Conversion

This page helps you easily convert units from your recipe: grams to milliliters, liters to ounces, tablespoons to grams, and more. Don't forget to pick the correct ingredient as weight to volume conversion result depends on the substance.

You may also want to visit our Weight to Volume Converter that covers a wider list of substances such as wool, gold, sand, or tobacco.

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0For this conversion task your results depend on the substance you deal with. Please choose the substance. Either start typing to get suggestions or click the link below the input field to pick one from the list.
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Please don't forget to choose your cooking ingredient. why? Conversion between weight and capacity
is not the same for different ingredients.
For example, a cup of flour weighs less
than the same cup of water.
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    Please be warned that the density of a substance can vary a lot depending on its condition. Weight to volume conversions are therefore only aproximate.
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    U.S. and British Kitchen Units

    pound (lb)
    ounce (oz)
    pint (U.S.) (pt)
    pint (British) (pt)
    fluid ounce (U.S.) (fl oz)
    fluid ounce (British) (fl oz)
    cup
    tablespoon
    dessert spoon
    teaspoon
    Units: pound (lb)  / ounce (oz)  / pint (U.S.) (pt)  / pint (British) (pt)  / fluid ounce (U.S.) (fl oz)  / fluid ounce (British) (fl oz)  / cup  / tablespoon  / dessert spoon  / teaspoon
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    Metric (European) Kitchen Units

    kilogram (kg)
    gram (g)
    liter (l)
    deciliter (dl)
    milliliter (ml)
    cup
    tablespoon
    dessert spoon
    teaspoon
    Units: kilogram (kg)  / gram (g)  / liter (l)  / deciliter (dl)  / milliliter (ml)  / cup  / tablespoon  / dessert spoon  / teaspoon
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    Australian Units

    Australia has a slighly bigger tablespoon than Europe and U.S.
    cup
    tablespoon
    dessert spoon
    teaspoon
    Units: cup  / tablespoon  / dessert spoon  / teaspoon

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