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Convert cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, grams, and ounces for baking and meal prep. Pair with the Unit converter weight for ingredient weight tracking and the Temperature Converter for oven settings.

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About Cooking Conversions

Cooking conversions are essential for following recipes from different countries and cultures. Whether you're baking a cake, preparing a traditional dish, or scaling recipes up or down, accurate measurements ensure consistent results.

For example, when following European recipes, you might need to convert grams to cups for flour. American recipes often use cups and tablespoons, while European recipes prefer metric measurements. Professional chefs often use weight measurements for precision, while home cooks typically use volume measurements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Note: Gram (g) assumes water-equivalent density for volume-to-weight conversions.

What is the difference between dry and liquid cooking measurements?: Dry measurements refer to the weight or volume of solid ingredients, while liquid measurements refer to the volume of liquids. Using the correct type ensures accurate recipes.
How do I convert cups to milliliters?: One cup is approximately 240 milliliters. Our converter provides precise conversions based on ingredient density.
Are kitchen unit conversions accurate?: Kitchen conversions provide approximate values suitable for most recipes. For precise baking or cooking, use a kitchen scale.
How do I convert tablespoons to grams?: The conversion depends on the ingredient. For water, 1 tablespoon = 15 grams. For flour, 1 tablespoon = 8-9 grams. Use our converter for accurate measurements.
What's the difference between US and metric cups?: A US cup is 240ml, while a metric cup is 250ml. Our converter uses US measurements. For precise baking, always use the same measurement system throughout your recipe.