US to Metric Ingredient Calculator

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⚖️ Weight Converter
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🥛 Volume Converter
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🌡️ Temperature Converter
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Water Freezes
32°F / 0°C
Water Boils
212°F / 100°C
Baking (low)
350°F / 177°C
Roasting (high)
425°F / 218°C
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📋 Quick Reference — Common Conversions
Volume
USMetricEquivalent
1 tsp4.9 ml
1 tbsp14.8 ml3 tsp
1 fl oz29.6 ml2 tbsp
¼ cup59 ml4 tbsp
⅓ cup79 ml5⅓ tbsp
½ cup118 ml8 tbsp
1 cup237 ml16 tbsp
1 pint473 ml2 cups
1 quart946 ml4 cups
1 gallon3.785 L4 quarts
Weight
USMetricNotes
1 oz28.35 g
4 oz113 g¼ lb
8 oz227 g½ lb
12 oz340 g¾ lb
1 lb454 g16 oz
2.2 lb1 kg
Oven Temperatures
Description°F°C
Very Low250°F121°C
Low300°F149°C
Moderate350°F177°C
Moderately Hot375°F190°C
Hot400°F204°C
Very Hot450°F232°C
🧁 Common Ingredient Weights (1 Cup)
IngredientUS (1 cup)GramsOunces
All-purpose flour1 cup125 g4.4 oz
Bread flour1 cup130 g4.6 oz
Cake flour1 cup100 g3.5 oz
Granulated sugar1 cup200 g7.1 oz
Brown sugar (packed)1 cup220 g7.8 oz
Powdered sugar1 cup120 g4.2 oz
Butter1 cup227 g8 oz
Honey / Maple syrup1 cup340 g12 oz
Cocoa powder1 cup85 g3 oz
Rolled oats1 cup90 g3.2 oz
Rice (dry, white)1 cup185 g6.5 oz
Milk1 cup240 g8.5 oz
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Dry vs. Liquid Measuring

Always use dry measuring cups for flour and sugar — level off with a straight edge. For liquids, use a glass measuring cup and read at eye level.

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Weigh for Accuracy

A kitchen scale gives the most consistent results, especially for baking. 1 cup of flour can range from 120–150g depending on how it’s packed.

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Oven Calibration

Most home ovens run 25°F hotter or cooler than the dial shows. An oven thermometer is the easiest way to get consistent baking results.