Kitchen Converter

Measurement Converter

236.59
1 cup = 236.59 ml

Volume Conversions

ImperialMetric
1 teaspoon5 ml
1 tablespoon15 ml
1 fluid ounce30 ml
¼ cup60 ml
⅓ cup80 ml
½ cup120 ml
⅔ cup160 ml
¾ cup180 ml
1 cup240 ml
1 pint (2 cups)475 ml
1 quart (4 cups)950 ml
1 gallon (16 cups)3.8 L

Weight Conversions

ImperialMetric
½ oz15 g
1 oz30 g
2 oz55 g
3 oz85 g
4 oz (¼ lb)115 g
6 oz170 g
8 oz (½ lb)225 g
12 oz (¾ lb)340 g
16 oz (1 lb)455 g
2 lb910 g

Oven Temperatures

FahrenheitCelsiusHeat
250°F120°CVery Low
275°F135°CLow
300°F150°CLow
325°F165°CModerately Low
350°F175°CModerate
375°F190°CModerate
400°F200°CModerately Hot
425°F220°CHot
450°F230°CHot
475°F245°CVery Hot
500°F260°CExtremely Hot

Butter Measurements

SticksTbspCupsGrams
¼ stick2 tbsp⅛ cup28 g
½ stick4 tbsp¼ cup57 g
1 stick8 tbsp½ cup113 g
1½ sticks12 tbsp¾ cup170 g
2 sticks16 tbsp1 cup227 g

Common Ingredient Weights

Weight equivalents for 1 cup of common baking ingredients

All-purpose flour1 cup = 125 g
Bread flour1 cup = 130 g
Cake flour1 cup = 115 g
Granulated sugar1 cup = 200 g
Packed brown sugar1 cup = 220 g
Powdered sugar1 cup = 120 g
Butter1 cup = 227 g
Honey/Maple syrup1 cup = 340 g
Milk1 cup = 245 g
Heavy cream1 cup = 240 g
Cocoa powder1 cup = 85 g
Rolled oats1 cup = 90 g
Rice (uncooked)1 cup = 185 g
Shredded cheese1 cup = 115 g

Quick Tips

Measuring Liquids

Use a liquid measuring cup placed on a flat surface. Read at eye level for accuracy.

Measuring Dry Ingredients

Spoon into measuring cup and level off with a straight edge. Don't pack unless specified.

Measuring Flour

Fluff flour first, spoon into cup, then level. Scooping directly compacts and adds too much.

Weighing is Best

For baking, weighing ingredients in grams is more accurate than volume measurements.