Convert between cups, teaspoons, tablespoons, grams, and millilitres for common kitchen ingredients. Ingredient-aware for accurate weight conversions.
Open Kitchen Measurement Converter → free, no sign-inAmerican recipes use cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons. European recipes use grams and millilitres. Converting between them depends on the ingredient — a cup of flour weighs a different amount from a cup of sugar or a cup of water. The Kitchen Measurement Converter does ingredient-aware conversions: select the ingredient, enter the amount, get the equivalent in any unit.
Anyone cooking from a recipe written in a different measurement system — particularly common when cooking from American recipes in the UK or Europe, or when a recipe gives volume measurements but you prefer to weigh ingredients.
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No server uploads. Ingredient-aware conversions — the density of each ingredient is accounted for, so a cup of rice and a cup of water give different gram values.
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Why does the ingredient matter?
Because volume and weight aren't the same for different ingredients — a cup of flour weighs about 120g but a cup of water weighs 240g.
What ingredients are available?
Water, flour, sugar, butter, milk, rice, salt, honey, and other common cooking ingredients.
Can I convert cups to grams for any food?
Only for ingredients in the list — the density must be known for the conversion to be accurate.
Why do US cups and UK cups differ?
They're slightly different sizes. This tool uses the US cup (240ml) which is standard in most recipes.
How precise are the conversions?
Accurate for culinary purposes — ingredient densities can vary slightly by humidity, packing method, etc.
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