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What is 300 grams in cups?

Converting 300 grams to cups and ounces for water, flour, sugar, and butter.
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Water
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300g
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of
Water
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is equal to
1 1/4 cup
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or
10 1/2 oz
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Other grams to cup conversions

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250 grams
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=
1 cup
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or
8 4/5 oz
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Enter your own # of grams to convert

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0
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0
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oz


What is
300 grams
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in cups and ounces?

In cooking, sometimes recipes call for grams of some ingredient. A gram is in the metric system, and measures how heavy something is. Sometimes all you have are measuring cups and measuring spoons that don’t have the gram cooking measurement.
To convert
300g
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to cups, you can simply use
1 1/4 cup
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as a substitute (assuming the ingredient is
Water
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). This way, you can use your existing measuring cup for the recipe you plan on making. To convert grams to cups, you can take the number of grams and divide by
237
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. So
300g
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divided by
237
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approximately equals
1 1/4 cup
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.
Some measuring cups and measuring spoons also show cooking measurements for ounces. To convert
300g
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to oz, you can use
10 1/2 oz
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as a substitute. To convert grams to oz, you divide the number of grams by 28.35. So
300g
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divided by 28.35 is approximately
10 1/2 oz
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.
Keep in mind that converting from grams to cups depends on the type of ingredient. For flour, you divide the number of grams by 125. For sugar, you divide the number of grams by 201. For butter, you divide the number of grams by 227. You can select the ingredient at the top of this page to see how grams converts to cups and ounces for the selected ingredient.

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