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Cooking Measurement Converter

Convert between weight and volume measurements for cooking ingredients with precision

Convert Cooking Measurements

Current density: 0.593 g/ml

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Quick Reference

Volume Equivalents

1 cup (US)236.6 ml
1 tablespoon (US)14.8 ml
1 teaspoon (US)4.9 ml
1 fluid ounce (US)29.6 ml

Weight Equivalents

1 ounce28.3 g
1 pound453.6 g
1 kilogram1000 g

Common Ratios

1 tablespoon3 teaspoons
1 cup16 tablespoons
1 cup48 teaspoons

Measurement Tips

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Level off dry ingredients like flour and sugar with a knife

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Measure liquids at eye level for accuracy

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Weigh ingredients when possible for best results

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Pack brown sugar and sift powdered sugar before measuring

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Temperature affects density - measure at room temperature

Understanding Cooking Measurement Conversions

Weight vs. Volume Measurements

Weight measurements (grams, ounces, pounds) are more accurate than volume measurements (cups, tablespoons) because they don't depend on how tightly the ingredient is packed or its density variations.

Why Ingredient Type Matters

  • Density varies: 1 cup of flour weighs differently than 1 cup of sugar
  • Packing affects volume: Sifted vs. packed flour can vary by 30%
  • Temperature matters: Honey is thicker when cold, affecting measurements

Conversion Formula

Volume = Weight ÷ Density

Weight = Volume × Density

Measurement Systems

  • US System: Cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, fluid ounces
  • Metric System: Milliliters, liters, grams, kilograms
  • Imperial System: Pounds, ounces, pints, quarts

Pro Tip: Professional bakers use weight measurements almost exclusively for consistency and accuracy.

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