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300 grams
to cups.

Every ingredient has a different density. Here’s what 300 grams looks like across the kitchen, from flour to honey.

One weight, many cup results. Choose the ingredient before you measure.
IngredientGrams per cup300g in cupsQuick read
All-purpose flour120g2.50 cups¾ cup or more
Granulated sugar200g1.50 cups¾ cup or more
Brown sugar (packed)220g1.36 cups¾ cup or more
Butter227g1.32 cups¾ cup or more
Powdered sugar120g2.50 cups¾ cup or more
Water / milk237g1.27 cups¾ cup or more
Rolled oats80g3.75 cups¾ cup or more
White rice185g1.62 cups¾ cup or more
Chocolate chips170g1.76 cups¾ cup or more
Honey340g0.88 cups¾ cup or more
Almonds (whole)140g2.14 cups¾ cup or more
Cocoa powder100g3.00 cups¾ cup or more
Salt292g1.03 cups¾ cup or more
Baking powder192g1.56 cups¾ cup or more
Vegetable oil218g1.38 cups¾ cup or more

To convert 300 grams, divide 300 by the ingredient’s grams-per-cup density. Because flour is lighter than honey, the same weight occupies more space.

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