grams to cups

350g of self raising flour is how many cups??

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

350g of self raising flour is how many cups??

125 g/cup, so just under 3 cups

in ounces or cups how much is 500grams

[QUOTE=gramof9;7069]I'm trying to convert grams to cups can you help?

500 grams grated chocolate to cups=

I need to convert 2 Kilos flour, 1 Kilo butter, 300 grams of powdered sugar, and 300 grams crushed roasted almonds for a school project that my son is wording on. Please please help.
Singed M

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I need to convert 2 Kilos flour, 1 Kilo butter, 300 grams of powdered sugar, and 300 grams crushed roasted almonds for a school project that my son is wording on. Please please help.
Singed M

2 kg flour: Buy 5 lb of flour, remove 2 cups to another container and use the balance.

1 kg butter: 2 lb plus 1/4 lb stick (cut 5 teaspoons off the odd stick, use elsewhere)

300 g powdered sugar: At 120 g/cup, need 2.5 cups

Almonds: Check the weights on the packages you are buying. Net contents has to be given in both english and metric. Ground, slivered, sliced etc vary on density. However about 95 g/cup, so 3 and 1/6 cups.

If you do many metric recipes, a small electronic scale to weigh ingredients isn't very expensive.

I'm trying to figure out, grams to cups.
115g of butter
225g of plain flour

Can anyone help me?
thanks

[JohnS]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I'm trying to figure out, grams to cups.
115g of butter
225g of plain flour

Can anyone help me?
thanks

A 1/4 lb stick of butter is 113 g. Close enough. Add a scant half teaspoon if you wish to be precise.

225 g flour x 1 cup/125 g = 1.8 cup, just over 1 3/4.

Can someone please convert these grams to cups?

375g of self-raising flour

Thanks, much appreciated

can someone please help with converting grams into cups