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Table salt: cups to grams

1 US cup of table salt weighs about 292 grams (10.3 oz). 100 grams is ⅓ cup. Convert any amount below.

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Cups to grams

US cupsGramsOunces
⅛ cup36 g1.3 oz
¼ cup73 g2.6 oz
⅓ cup97 g3.4 oz
½ cup146 g5.2 oz
⅔ cup195 g6.9 oz
¾ cup219 g7.7 oz
1 cup292 g10.3 oz
1 ½ cups438 g15.5 oz
2 cups584 g20.6 oz
3 cups876 g30.9 oz
4 cups1,168 g41.2 oz

Grams to cups

GramsUS cups
10 g≈ ½ tbsp
25 g1 ⅜ tbsp
50 g2 ¾ tbsp
100 g⅓ cup
125 g≈ ⅜ cup
150 g½ cup
200 g⅔ cup
250 g⅞ cup
300 g1 cup
400 g1 ⅜ cups
500 g1 ¾ cups
1,000 g3 ⅜ cups

Spoons to grams

SpoonsGrams
1 teaspoon6.1 g
1 tablespoon18 g
2 tablespoons36 g
3 tablespoons55 g
4 tablespoons (¼ cup)73 g

Measuring tips

Small amounts matter here. A level teaspoon is what recipes mean, never heaped.

The tables use a US cup of 236.6 ml. A metric cup (250 ml, used in Australia, Canada and New Zealand) of table salt weighs about 309 g. Switch the cup size in the converter above.

Weights are averages from published kitchen weight charts. Brand, humidity and how you fill the cup can change them by 5–10%, so for baking a scale is always more accurate.

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