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Cooking Unit Converter

Convert measuring spoons, cups, and milliliters, with approximate volume-to-weight values for water, sugar, flour, salt, and other ingredients.

Cooking volume and weightUses a 240 mL cup and approximate ingredient density.
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mL240
Approx. grams240 g
Spoons16 tbsp · 48 tsp

Complete guide

How to use Cooking Unit Converter

When to use it

Convert measuring spoons, cups, and milliliters, with approximate volume-to-weight values for water, sugar, flour, salt, and other ingredients.

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Three-step workflow

  1. 1

    Enter an amount in cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, or milliliters.

  2. 2

    Choose an ingredient so its approximate density is applied.

  3. 3

    Review volume, estimated grams, and spoon equivalents.

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What to enter and check

Primary inputIngredient, value, and unit

Enter an amount in cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, or milliliters.

Settings and optionsChoose the right conditions

Uses 240 mL per cup, 15 mL per tablespoon, and 5 mL per teaspoon.

Result to reviewVolume and weight results

Ingredient condition and scooping method affect weight; use a scale for precision baking.

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Practical example

One cup of water is about 240 mL and 240 g, while a cup of flour weighs less.

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How to read the result

Ingredient condition and scooping method affect weight; use a scale for precision baking.

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Before you use the result

  • Cup and spoon sizes vary; this tool uses a 240 mL cup.
  • Gram conversions are density estimates; a scale is best for precise baking.
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Frequently asked questions

How should I read the Cooking Unit Converter result?+

Ingredient condition and scooping method affect weight; use a scale for precision baking.

What should I check for a more accurate Cooking Unit Converter result?+

Uses 240 mL per cup, 15 mL per tablespoon, and 5 mL per teaspoon. Cup and spoon sizes vary; this tool uses a 240 mL cup.

Is my input uploaded or stored?+

No. This tool processes input in your current browser, and Baro Tool does not store the source content or result on its server.