180 Grams to Cups (No Math, No Fuss)

You spot “180 grams” in an old recipe and think, “Cool, cool… wait, what does that even mean in cups?”

Well, the thing is, ingredients all have their own vibe – flour floats, sugar sinks, and don’t even ask what coconut does. Grams deal with weight and cups with volume, so the answer isn’t always obvious.

It depends on the density of the ingredient.

But you’re in luck! We’ve got a quick converter with over a hundred ingredients, some super helpful printables, and ingredient-by-ingredient tips to make your life a bit easier.

180 grams to cups converter

180 g to cups converter

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Grams to cups conversion charts (free & printable)

Grams and Celsius have crashed so many of our baking parties, uninvited. So we made these little cheat sheets; nothing fancy, just super handy grams-to-cups charts that now live on our fridge. You’ll wonder how you managed without them.

Simple grams to (US) cups conversion chart

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180 grams to cups conversion chart

180 grams to cups conversion explained clearly

Let’s suppose you’re in the middle of prepping those delicious, gooey brie and pear puff pastry bites. The oven’s warming up, the pears are sliced just right… and then you spot it: the recipe says 180 grams of Brie. But you can’t find your scale, so your measuring cups are calling your name.

So now you’re wondering – how many cups of cheese is 180 grams, anyway?

It’s not the easiest to measure, and here’s why: Brie isn’t your average cheese. It’s soft, creamy, and depending on how warm it is, it can be stubbornly sticky or melt-in-your-hands soft. Sometimes you’re slicing it straight from the fridge, other times it’s already starting to ooze at room temp.

And then there’s the size of the pieces. If you cut Brie cheese into smaller chunks, how big or small those chunks are will change how tightly they fit into the measuring cup. Larger pieces leave more empty space, while finely diced bits settle in more closely and fill the cup more efficiently.

That’s where density comes into the picture. In plain terms, density tells us how much space a certain weight of food takes up. Brie has a moderate density for a soft cheese and it’s not as heavy as cream cheese, but it’s not light like whipped ricotta either.

Still, we can make a good estimate using average values.

Let’s break it down:

You need 180 grams of Brie cheese.

Typically, 1 cup of cubed or sliced Brie weighs about 225 grams.

This is the simple conversion formula:

Cups = weight in grams ÷ grams per cup

Now just divide:

180 ÷ 225 = 0.8 cups

So, 180 grams of Brie cheese comes out to about 3/4 cups – or actually, just under a full cup.

Of course, if your Brie is extra soft and you pack it tightly, it might take up a little less space. If you leave it loose or cut it in thick wedges, you’ll get a little more volume for the same weight.

Are you still confused about converting 180 grams to cups? Check our full grams-to-cups conversion guide. It really makes it simple with several ingredient charts, global cup measurements, and handy printables (for the US, EU and Australian cups) to keep your baking as stress-free as possible.

However, if you’re looking for a measurement we skipped – just leave a quick comment and we’ll include it in the converter. We update it often.

Here’s to grams that whip up into smiles all around!

180 grams to cups FAQs

How many cups is 180 grams of sugar?

For granulated sugar, 180 grams to cups comes out to about ⅞ cup. Sugar is dense and packs evenly, so whether you scoop or spoon it, the measurement is fairly consistent. Brown sugar would be different (especially if packed) but for white granulated sugar, that’s your go-to.

What does 180 grams of butter equal in cups?

If you’re working with solid butter straight from the fridge, 180 grams of butter to cups is roughly ¾ cup plus 2 teaspoons. Once melted, it settles more tightly and ends up closer to ¾ cup flat. The form changes the volume slightly.

How much is 180 grams of yogurt in cups?

Yogurt is heavier than it looks. For full-fat or Greek-style yogurt, 180 grams to cups measures about ¾ cup. Thinner or nonfat versions may take up just a little less room.

180 grams of all-purpose flour is how many cups?

Measuring flour is somewhat tricky because it’s light and easy to compress. If you’re spooning and leveling, 180 grams of all-purpose flour to cups equals roughly 1⅓ cups. Scooping from the bag packs it down and might reduce the volume slightly.

How much is 180 grams of biscuits in cups?

It depends on the type of biscuit and how it’s prepared. 180 grams of crushed dry biscuits like graham crackers gives you just about 1½ cups. If they’re chunkier or buttery (like digestives), the same weight could be closer to 1⅔ cups.

What does 180 grams of dry dog food measure in cups?

The size and shape of the kibble makes a difference. For small kibble, 180 grams of dog food to cups is usually around 1½ to 1¾ cups. Puffier pieces may take up more space and fill closer to 2 cups.

How many cups is 180 grams of evaporated milk?

Evaporated milk is thicker than regular milk, but still a liquid. 180 grams to cups (evaporated milk) is just under ¾ cup, about 0.71 cups to be precise. For accurate results, use a liquid measuring cup.

180 grams of ground beef—how much in cups?

It depends on how tightly it’s packed and whether it’s raw or cooked. For raw ground beef, 180 grams to cups is close to ¾ cup, maybe a touch more. Cooked, it shrinks and becomes denser, bringing the same weight closer to ⅔ cup.

How much is 180 grams of mascarpone in cups?

Mascarpone is rich and creamy, almost like a soft butter. 180 grams to cups (mascarpone) comes out to approximately ¾ cup. If it’s cold and firm, it’ll measure a bit more tightly than if it’s softened.

What does 180 grams of Nutella equal in cups?

180 grams of Nutella to cups measures close to ⅔ cup. If it’s cold, it may not settle as evenly; slightly warmed Nutella scoops more cleanly and evenly into the cup.

How many cups is 180 grams of polenta?

For dry, uncooked polenta, 180 grams to cups is about 1¼ cups. Finely ground polenta might pack down a little tighter than coarse grind, but the difference is minimal unless you’re measuring very precisely.

How many cups is 180 grams of self-raising flour?

Self-raising flour is similar to all-purpose in density. If you’re spooning it in and leveling off, 180 grams to cups of self-raising flour comes to about 1⅓ cups. Make sure it’s not too compacted, or you might end up with too much in your recipe.

Table of converted ingredients to cups
IngredientCupsKitchen measureGrams per cup
180 g Almond paste0.69 cups⅔ cup + ½ tbsp259 g
180 g Almonds (whole)1.27 cups1¼ cups + ½ tbsp142 g
180 g Apples (pieces)1.59 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp113 g
180 g Arborio rice0.90 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp200 g
180 g Avocado (cubes)1.20 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp150 g
180 g Avocado (puree)0.78 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp230 g
180 g Baking cocoa (unsweetened)2.12 cups2 cups + 2 tbsp85 g
180 g Baking powder0.94 cups¾ cup + 3 tbsp192 g
180 g Baking soda0.62 cups½ cup + 2 tbsp288 g
180 g Banana (mashed)0.79 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp227 g
180 g Basmati rice0.91 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp198 g
180 g Beans (cooked)1.03 cups1 cup + ½ tbsp175 g
180 g Blueberries1.22 cups1 cup + 3½ tbsp148 g
180 g Bran (wheat)2.81 cups2¾ cups + 1 tbsp64 g
180 g Breadcrumbs1.61 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp112 g
180 g Breadcrumbs (panko)3.60 cups3½ cups + 1½ tbsp50 g
180 g Broccoli (chopped)2.00 cups2 cups90 g
180 g Buckwheat groats1.06 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp170 g
180 g Butter, salted0.79 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp227 g
180 g Butter, unsalted0.79 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp227 g
180 g Carrots (grated)1.82 cups1¾ cups + 1 tbsp99 g
180 g Cashews (chopped)1.59 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp113 g
180 g Cashews (whole)1.59 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp113 g
180 g Cheddar cheese (shredded)1.59 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp113 g
180 g Cherry tomatoes1.20 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp150 g
180 g Chia seeds1.22 cups1 cup + 3½ tbsp148 g
180 g Chicken (cooked, chopped)1.29 cups1¼ cups + ½ tbsp140 g
180 g Chickpeas (cooked)1.10 cups1 cup + 1½ tbsp164 g
180 g Chocolate (grated)1.06 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp170 g
180 g Chocolate chips1.06 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp170 g
180 g Chocolate, dark (chopped)1.06 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp170 g
180 g Cinnamon (ground)1.36 cups1⅓ cups + ½ tbsp132 g
180 g Coconut (shredded)2.12 cups2 cups + 2 tbsp85 g
180 g Coffee grounds2.12 cups2 cups + 2 tbsp85 g
180 g Corn (grits)1.10 cups1 cup + 1½ tbsp163 g
180 g Corn (shelled)1.18 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp152 g
180 g Corn syrup0.58 cups½ cup + 1 tbsp312 g
180 g Cornmeal1.20 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp150 g
180 g Cornstarch1.61 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp112 g
180 g Cranberries (dried)1.58 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp114 g
180 g Cream cheese0.78 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp232 g
180 g Cream of tartar1.11 cups1 cup + 2 tbsp162 g
180 g Cream, heavy0.77 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp235 g
180 g Cumin (ground)1.88 cups1¾ cups + 2 tbsp96 g
180 g Currants (dried)1.27 cups1¼ cups + ½ tbsp142 g
180 g Curry powder1.88 cups1¾ cups + 2 tbsp96 g
180 g Desiccated coconut2.12 cups2 cups + 2 tbsp85 g
180 g Dried fruit1.20 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp150 g
180 g Edamame1.32 cups1⅓ cups136 g
180 g Egg (raw)0.74 cups¾ cup244 g
180 g Egg whites0.75 cups¾ cup240 g
180 g Erythritol0.94 cups¾ cup + 3 tbsp192 g
180 g Flaxseed (ground)1.80 cups1¾ cups + 1 tbsp100 g
180 g Flour, all-purpose1.50 cups1½ cups120 g
180 g Flour, almond1.88 cups1¾ cups + 2 tbsp96 g
180 g Flour, bread1.50 cups1½ cups120 g
180 g Flour, buckwheat1.57 cups1½ cups + 1 tbsp115 g
180 g Flour, cake1.58 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp114 g
180 g Flour, coconut1.41 cups1⅓ cups + 1 tbsp128 g
180 g Flour, gluten-free1.50 cups1½ cups120 g
180 g Flour, glutinous rice1.50 cups1½ cups120 g
180 g Flour, pastry1.70 cups1⅔ cups + ½ tbsp106 g
180 g Flour, rye1.70 cups1⅔ cups + ½ tbsp106 g
180 g Flour, semolina1.10 cups1 cup + 1½ tbsp163 g
180 g Flour, spelt1.76 cups1¾ cups102 g
180 g Flour, tapioca1.59 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp113 g
180 g Flour, white rice1.27 cups1¼ cups + ½ tbsp142 g
180 g Flour, whole wheat1.50 cups1½ cups120 g
180 g Garlic (minced)0.80 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp224 g
180 g Gelatin (powdered)1.20 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp150 g
180 g Ghee1.02 cups1 cup + ½ tbsp176 g
180 g Ginger (grated)1.50 cups1½ cups120 g
180 g Ground almonds1.88 cups1¾ cups + 2 tbsp96 g
180 g Ground beef (cooked)0.75 cups¾ cup240 g
180 g Ground pork0.75 cups¾ cup240 g
180 g Half-and-half0.79 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp227 g
180 g Hazelnuts (chopped)1.33 cups1⅓ cups135 g
180 g Honey0.53 cups½ cup + ½ tbsp340 g
180 g Icing sugar1.59 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp113 g
180 g Jam (fruit)0.53 cups½ cup + ½ tbsp340 g
180 g Jam, apricot0.51 cups½ cup350 g
180 g Jam, plum0.53 cups½ cup + ½ tbsp340 g
180 g Jam, strawberry0.56 cups½ cup + 1 tbsp320 g
180 g Lard0.80 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp226 g
180 g Lentils (cooked)0.91 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp198 g
180 g Lentils (red, dried)0.95 cups¾ cup + 3 tbsp190 g
180 g Maple syrup0.58 cups½ cup + 1 tbsp312 g
180 g Margarine0.79 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp227 g
180 g Mascarpone0.79 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp227 g
180 g Mayonnaise0.78 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp232 g
180 g Milk, almond0.73 cups¾ cup245 g
180 g Milk, buttermilk0.73 cups¾ cup245 g
180 g Milk, coconut0.75 cups¾ cup241 g
180 g Milk, condensed0.58 cups½ cup + 1½ tbsp310 g
180 g Milk, evaporated0.71 cups⅔ cup + 1 tbsp252 g
180 g Milk, oat0.73 cups¾ cup245 g
180 g Milk, powdered1.61 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp112 g
180 g Milk, soy0.73 cups¾ cup245 g
180 g Milk, whole0.73 cups¾ cup245 g
180 g Molasses0.53 cups½ cup + ½ tbsp340 g
180 g Mushrooms (sliced)2.40 cups2⅓ cups + 1 tbsp75 g
180 g Noodles (dry)1.50 cups1½ cups120 g
180 g Nutella0.60 cups½ cup + 1½ tbsp298 g
180 g Oats (rolled)2.00 cups2 cups90 g
180 g Oil, canola0.83 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp218 g
180 g Oil, coconut0.80 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp226 g
180 g Oil, olive0.83 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp216 g
180 g Oil, pumpkin seed0.83 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp218 g
180 g Oil, rapeseed0.83 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp218 g
180 g Oil, sesame0.83 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp218 g
180 g Oil, sunflower0.83 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp218 g
180 g Oil, vegetable0.83 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp218 g
180 g Onion (chopped)1.27 cups1¼ cups + ½ tbsp142 g
180 g Orange juice0.73 cups¾ cup248 g
180 g Orange zest2.00 cups2 cups90 g
180 g Orzo (dry)1.06 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp170 g
180 g Parmesan (grated)1.80 cups1¾ cups + 1 tbsp100 g
180 g Pasta, short (dry)1.71 cups1⅔ cups + 1 tbsp105 g
180 g Peanut butter0.67 cups⅔ cup270 g
180 g Peas (frozen)1.33 cups1⅓ cups135 g
180 g Pecans (chopped)1.50 cups1½ cups120 g
180 g Pine nuts1.27 cups1¼ cups + ½ tbsp142 g
180 g Pistachios1.50 cups1½ cups120 g
180 g Polenta (dry)1.12 cups1 cup + 2 tbsp160 g
180 g Popcorn kernels0.90 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp200 g
180 g Potato (mashed)0.86 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp210 g
180 g Potatoes (raw, diced)1.20 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp150 g
180 g Pumpkin puree0.73 cups¾ cup245 g
180 g Pumpkin seeds1.12 cups1 cup + 2 tbsp160 g
180 g Puree (vegetable)0.75 cups¾ cup240 g
180 g Quinoa (uncooked)1.06 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp170 g
180 g Raisins1.20 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp150 g
180 g Raspberries1.44 cups1⅓ cups + 1½ tbsp125 g
180 g Rice, white long-grain0.91 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp198 g
180 g Ricotta0.79 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp227 g
180 g Salt0.62 cups½ cup + 2 tbsp288 g
180 g Sesame seeds1.29 cups1¼ cups + ½ tbsp140 g
180 g Shortening0.98 cups1 cup184 g
180 g Shrimp (cooked)1.24 cups1¼ cups145 g
180 g Sour cream0.75 cups¾ cup240 g
180 g Sourdough starter0.75 cups¾ cup240 g
180 g Spinach (cooked, chopped)1.00 cups1 cup180 g
180 g Stevia1.06 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp170 g
180 g Strawberries1.08 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp167 g
180 g Sugar, brown (packed)0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp220 g
180 g Sugar, cane0.90 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp200 g
180 g Sugar, caster0.95 cups¾ cup + 3 tbsp190 g
180 g Sugar, coconut1.17 cups1 cup + 2½ tbsp154 g
180 g Sugar, granulated0.90 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp200 g
180 g Sugar, icing1.59 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp113 g
180 g Sugar, powdered1.59 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp113 g
180 g Sugar, raw1.00 cups1 cup180 g
180 g Sultanas1.20 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp150 g
180 g Sunflower seeds1.29 cups1¼ cups + ½ tbsp140 g
180 g Tahini0.71 cups⅔ cup + ½ tbsp253 g
180 g Tofu (soft)0.73 cups¾ cup248 g
180 g Tomato paste0.78 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp232 g
180 g Tomato sauce0.73 cups¾ cup245 g
180 g Tomatoes (chopped)1.00 cups1 cup180 g
180 g Turmeric (ground)1.61 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp112 g
180 g Vanilla extract0.80 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp224 g
180 g Walnuts (chopped)1.59 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp113 g
180 g Water0.76 cups¾ cup236 g
180 g Watermelon (diced)1.18 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp152 g
180 g Wheat germ1.57 cups1½ cups + 1 tbsp115 g
180 g Whipping cream0.75 cups¾ cup240 g
180 g White chocolate chips1.06 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp170 g
180 g Yeast (active dry)1.27 cups1¼ cups + ½ tbsp142 g
180 g Yogurt (whole milk, plain)0.73 cups¾ cup245 g
180 g Yogurt, Greek0.73 cups¾ cup245 g
180 g Zucchini (grated)1.50 cups1½ cups120 g

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