200 Grams to Cups (Hassle-Free)

If you’re standing in your kitchen with 200 grams of something and have no idea how many cups that is, relax. It happens to the best of us.

Here’s the short version: 200 grams is about 1⅔ cups of all-purpose flour, 1 cup of sugar, ¾ cup plus 2 tablespoons of butter, or ¾ cup plus 1 tablespoon of milk.

Measuring something else? Then the answer changes, and here’s why:

It depends on the density of the ingredient.

The good news? We’ve got everything you need to figure out your recipe. From a handy converter to a big table and printable charts, consider this your cheat sheet for cooking conversions.

200 grams to cups converter

200 g to cups converter

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Grams to cups (free printable) conversion charts

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The easy way to convert 200 grams into cups

Wondering how to convert 200 grams into cups? Well, grab your measuring cups and maybe a calculator – it’s not a straight shot. It depends entirely on the ingredients.

Dry ingredients don’t follow the same rules as liquids. A cup of sugar is heavier than a cup of flour, which is heavier than a cup of cocoa powder. That’s because every ingredient has its own density.

Density means how tightly something is packed into a given space – in this case, a cup.

So when you’re trying to figure out how many cups are in 200 grams, what you need to know is: How many grams fit into one cup of that specific ingredient?

This is how you calculate it:

1. Find the typical grams-per-cup value for your ingredient.

2. Take your 200 grams and divide it by that number.

Let’s say your ingredient is rolled oats, and 1 cup of oats weighs about 143 grams. Just do the math: 200 ÷ 143 = about 1.4 cups.

Once you know the grams per cup for your ingredient, you can plug in any weight and figure out exactly how many cups you need – no guessing required.

Let’s break it down with an example

Suppose you’re dealing with 200 grams of shredded cheese and need to convert that into cups. First step: You should determine that one cup of shredded cheese weighs roughly 113 grams.

Now the math:

200 grams ÷ 113 grams per cup = about 1.77 cups

o, 200 grams of shredded cheese works out to just under 1 and 3/4 cups. You’re good to go!

Still scratching your head over conversions? Our grams-to-cups conversion guide breaks it down by ingredient, density, and cup system, with printable charts to save you time. It’s packed with tables containing converted values for the most common baking ingredients, as well as free printable charts in US customary, EU metric, and Australian cup measurements.

Note: We’re always working to improve the converter. If your ingredient isn’t here yet, let us know, and we’ll add it soon.

Wishing you smooth stirring and delicious results!

200 grams to cups FAQs

How much is 200 grams of melted butter in cups?

200 grams of melted butter is approximately 0.85 cups. Remember that melted butter is measured as a liquid, so it’s best to use a liquid measuring cup for accuracy.

How much is 200 grams of cornstarch in cups?

Two hundred grams of cornstarch is about 1.6 cups. For best results, spoon it into the measuring cup and level it off – don’t scoop directly from the container, as it can compact and throw off the measurement.

How much is 200 grams of cream cheese in cups?

200 grams of cream cheese is approximately 0.88 cups. Since cream cheese is dense and spreadable, it’s best to press it firmly into the measuring cup to avoid air gaps for a more accurate measurement.

How much is 200 grams of condensed milk in cups?

200 grams of condensed milk is approximately 0.63 cups. Its velvety consistency means it settles smoothly into the cup so that you can measure it without much fuss.

How much is 200 grams of dark chocolate in cups?

If you’re using dark chocolate chips, 200 grams is about 1¼ cups.
If you’re breaking up dark chocolate bars or pieces, 200 grams comes to roughly 1⅓ cups, depending on how finely it’s chopped.

How many cups is 200 grams of Greek yogurt?

200 grams of Greek yogurt is approximately ¾ cup, but the exact amount can vary slightly depending on how thick or strained the yogurt is. The denser the yogurt, the less volume it takes up in the cup – so ultra-thick varieties might measure a bit under, while lighter ones could fill it out more.

How much is 200 grams of ham in cups?

200 grams of ham is roughly 1⅓ to 1½ cups, but the exact amount depends on how it’s cut. If it’s finely diced, it’ll pack more tightly into the cup, giving you closer to 1½ cups. Larger chunks or slices take up more space and usually reach about 1⅓ cups.

How many cups are 200 grams of hazelnuts?

For whole hazelnuts, 200 grams is about 1⅓ cups.
If you’re using hazelnut flour, which is much finer and denser, 200 grams equals roughly 2 cups. The texture makes a big difference—whole nuts have more air between them, while flour packs down tight.

How much is 200 grams of kibble in cups?

200 grams of kibble is usually around 1½ to 2 cups, depending on the size and shape of the pieces. Smaller, compact kibble takes up less space, while larger or puffier pieces make the measurement bulkier.

How many cups are 200 grams of noodles?

For dry noodles, 200 grams is approximately 2 cups, though this varies with the shape—thinner noodles like spaghetti take up less space than chunky ones like rigatoni. If you’re measuring cooked noodles, 200 grams is closer to 1⅓ cups.

How much is 200 grams of pasta in cups?

For dry pasta, 200 grams usually equals 2 to 2¼ cups, but it depends on the shape—small pasta like elbow macaroni packs tighter than large shells or penne. Once cooked, that same 200 grams becomes about 3½ to 4 cups, depending on how much water it absorbs and the type of pasta used.

How many cups are 200 grams of raspberries?

200 grams of fresh raspberries is about 1⅔ cups, though the exact volume can shift depending on how tightly they’re packed.

If you’re using raspberry jam, 200 grams is closer to ⅔ cup since it’s denser and more concentrated than whole berries.

Table of converted ingredients to cups (200 grams)
IngredientCupsKitchen measureGrams per cup
200 g Almond paste0.77 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp259 g
200 g Almonds (whole)1.41 cups1⅓ cups + 1 tbsp142 g
200 g Apples (pieces)1.77 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp113 g
200 g Arborio rice1.00 cups1 cup200 g
200 g Avocado (cubes)1.33 cups1⅓ cups150 g
200 g Avocado (puree)0.87 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp230 g
200 g Baking cocoa (unsweetened)2.35 cups2⅓ cups + ½ tbsp85 g
200 g Baking powder1.04 cups1 cup + ½ tbsp192 g
200 g Baking soda0.69 cups⅔ cup + ½ tbsp288 g
200 g Banana (mashed)0.88 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp227 g
200 g Basmati rice1.01 cups1 cup198 g
200 g Beans (cooked)1.14 cups1 cup + 2½ tbsp175 g
200 g Blueberries1.35 cups1⅓ cups + ½ tbsp148 g
200 g Bran (wheat)3.12 cups3 cups + 2 tbsp64 g
200 g Breadcrumbs1.79 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp112 g
200 g Breadcrumbs (panko)4.00 cups4 cups50 g
200 g Broccoli (chopped)2.22 cups2¼ cups90 g
200 g Buckwheat groats1.18 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp170 g
200 g Butter, salted0.88 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp227 g
200 g Butter, unsalted0.88 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp227 g
200 g Carrots (grated)2.02 cups2 cups + ½ tbsp99 g
200 g Cashews (chopped)1.77 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp113 g
200 g Cashews (whole)1.77 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp113 g
200 g Cheddar cheese (shredded)1.77 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp113 g
200 g Cherry tomatoes1.33 cups1⅓ cups150 g
200 g Chia seeds1.35 cups1⅓ cups + ½ tbsp148 g
200 g Chicken (cooked, chopped)1.43 cups1⅓ cups + 1½ tbsp140 g
200 g Chickpeas (cooked)1.22 cups1¼ cups164 g
200 g Chocolate (grated)1.18 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp170 g
200 g Chocolate chips1.18 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp170 g
200 g Chocolate, dark (chopped)1.18 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp170 g
200 g Cinnamon (ground)1.52 cups1½ cups132 g
200 g Coconut (shredded)2.35 cups2⅓ cups + ½ tbsp85 g
200 g Coffee grounds2.35 cups2⅓ cups + ½ tbsp85 g
200 g Corn (grits)1.23 cups1¼ cups163 g
200 g Corn (shelled)1.32 cups1⅓ cups152 g
200 g Corn syrup0.64 cups⅔ cup312 g
200 g Cornmeal1.33 cups1⅓ cups150 g
200 g Cornstarch1.79 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp112 g
200 g Cranberries (dried)1.75 cups1¾ cups114 g
200 g Cream cheese0.86 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp232 g
200 g Cream of tartar1.23 cups1¼ cups162 g
200 g Cream, heavy0.85 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp235 g
200 g Cumin (ground)2.08 cups2 cups + 1½ tbsp96 g
200 g Currants (dried)1.41 cups1⅓ cups + 1 tbsp142 g
200 g Curry powder2.08 cups2 cups + 1½ tbsp96 g
200 g Desiccated coconut2.35 cups2⅓ cups + ½ tbsp85 g
200 g Dried fruit1.33 cups1⅓ cups150 g
200 g Edamame1.47 cups1½ cups136 g
200 g Egg (raw)0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp244 g
200 g Egg whites0.83 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp240 g
200 g Erythritol1.04 cups1 cup + ½ tbsp192 g
200 g Flaxseed (ground)2.00 cups2 cups100 g
200 g Flour, all-purpose1.67 cups1⅔ cups120 g
200 g Flour, almond2.08 cups2 cups + 1½ tbsp96 g
200 g Flour, bread1.67 cups1⅔ cups120 g
200 g Flour, buckwheat1.74 cups1¾ cups115 g
200 g Flour, cake1.75 cups1¾ cups114 g
200 g Flour, coconut1.56 cups1½ cups + 1 tbsp128 g
200 g Flour, gluten-free1.67 cups1⅔ cups120 g
200 g Flour, glutinous rice1.67 cups1⅔ cups120 g
200 g Flour, pastry1.89 cups1¾ cups + 2 tbsp106 g
200 g Flour, rye1.89 cups1¾ cups + 2 tbsp106 g
200 g Flour, semolina1.23 cups1¼ cups163 g
200 g Flour, spelt1.96 cups1¾ cups + 3½ tbsp102 g
200 g Flour, tapioca1.77 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp113 g
200 g Flour, white rice1.41 cups1⅓ cups + 1 tbsp142 g
200 g Flour, whole wheat1.67 cups1⅔ cups120 g
200 g Garlic (minced)0.89 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp224 g
200 g Gelatin (powdered)1.33 cups1⅓ cups150 g
200 g Ghee1.14 cups1 cup + 2 tbsp176 g
200 g Ginger (grated)1.67 cups1⅔ cups120 g
200 g Ground almonds2.08 cups2 cups + 1½ tbsp96 g
200 g Ground beef (cooked)0.83 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp240 g
200 g Ground pork0.83 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp240 g
200 g Half-and-half0.88 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp227 g
200 g Hazelnuts (chopped)1.48 cups1½ cups135 g
200 g Honey0.59 cups½ cup + 1½ tbsp340 g
200 g Icing sugar1.77 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp113 g
200 g Jam (fruit)0.59 cups½ cup + 1½ tbsp340 g
200 g Jam, apricot0.57 cups½ cup + 1 tbsp350 g
200 g Jam, plum0.59 cups½ cup + 1½ tbsp340 g
200 g Jam, strawberry0.62 cups½ cup + 2 tbsp320 g
200 g Lard0.88 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp226 g
200 g Lentils (cooked)1.01 cups1 cup198 g
200 g Lentils (red, dried)1.05 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp190 g
200 g Maple syrup0.64 cups⅔ cup312 g
200 g Margarine0.88 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp227 g
200 g Mascarpone0.88 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp227 g
200 g Mayonnaise0.86 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp232 g
200 g Milk, almond0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp245 g
200 g Milk, buttermilk0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp245 g
200 g Milk, coconut0.83 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp241 g
200 g Milk, condensed0.65 cups⅔ cup310 g
200 g Milk, evaporated0.79 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp252 g
200 g Milk, oat0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp245 g
200 g Milk, powdered1.79 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp112 g
200 g Milk, soy0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp245 g
200 g Milk, whole0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp245 g
200 g Molasses0.59 cups½ cup + 1½ tbsp340 g
200 g Mushrooms (sliced)2.67 cups2⅔ cups75 g
200 g Noodles (dry)1.67 cups1⅔ cups120 g
200 g Nutella0.67 cups⅔ cup298 g
200 g Oats (rolled)2.22 cups2¼ cups90 g
200 g Oil, canola0.92 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp218 g
200 g Oil, coconut0.88 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp226 g
200 g Oil, olive0.93 cups¾ cup + 3 tbsp216 g
200 g Oil, pumpkin seed0.92 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp218 g
200 g Oil, rapeseed0.92 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp218 g
200 g Oil, sesame0.92 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp218 g
200 g Oil, sunflower0.92 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp218 g
200 g Oil, vegetable0.92 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp218 g
200 g Onion (chopped)1.41 cups1⅓ cups + 1 tbsp142 g
200 g Orange juice0.81 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp248 g
200 g Orange zest2.22 cups2¼ cups90 g
200 g Orzo (dry)1.18 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp170 g
200 g Parmesan (grated)2.00 cups2 cups100 g
200 g Pasta, short (dry)1.90 cups1¾ cups + 2½ tbsp105 g
200 g Peanut butter0.74 cups¾ cup270 g
200 g Peas (frozen)1.48 cups1½ cups135 g
200 g Pecans (chopped)1.67 cups1⅔ cups120 g
200 g Pine nuts1.41 cups1⅓ cups + 1 tbsp142 g
200 g Pistachios1.67 cups1⅔ cups120 g
200 g Polenta (dry)1.25 cups1¼ cups160 g
200 g Popcorn kernels1.00 cups1 cup200 g
200 g Potato (mashed)0.95 cups¾ cup + 3 tbsp210 g
200 g Potatoes (raw, diced)1.33 cups1⅓ cups150 g
200 g Pumpkin puree0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp245 g
200 g Pumpkin seeds1.25 cups1¼ cups160 g
200 g Puree (vegetable)0.83 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp240 g
200 g Quinoa (uncooked)1.18 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp170 g
200 g Raisins1.33 cups1⅓ cups150 g
200 g Raspberries1.60 cups1½ cups + 1½ tbsp125 g
200 g Rice, white long-grain1.01 cups1 cup198 g
200 g Ricotta0.88 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp227 g
200 g Salt0.69 cups⅔ cup + ½ tbsp288 g
200 g Sesame seeds1.43 cups1⅓ cups + 1½ tbsp140 g
200 g Sesame seeds (black)1.43 cups1⅓ cups + 1½ tbsp140 g
200 g Sesame seeds (toasted)1.43 cups1⅓ cups + 1½ tbsp140 g
200 g Shortening1.09 cups1 cup + 1½ tbsp184 g
200 g Shrimp (cooked)1.38 cups1⅓ cups + ½ tbsp145 g
200 g Sour cream0.83 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp240 g
200 g Sourdough starter0.83 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp240 g
200 g Spinach (cooked, chopped)1.11 cups1 cup + 2 tbsp180 g
200 g Stevia1.18 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp170 g
200 g Strawberries1.20 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp167 g
200 g Sugar, brown (packed)0.91 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp220 g
200 g Sugar, cane1.00 cups1 cup200 g
200 g Sugar, caster1.05 cups1 cup + 1 tbsp190 g
200 g Sugar, coconut1.30 cups1¼ cups + 1 tbsp154 g
200 g Sugar, granulated1.00 cups1 cup200 g
200 g Sugar, icing1.77 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp113 g
200 g Sugar, powdered1.77 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp113 g
200 g Sugar, raw1.11 cups1 cup + 2 tbsp180 g
200 g Sultanas1.33 cups1⅓ cups150 g
200 g Sunflower seeds1.43 cups1⅓ cups + 1½ tbsp140 g
200 g Sweet potato (mashed)0.83 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp240 g
200 g Tahini0.79 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp253 g
200 g Tofu (soft)0.81 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp248 g
200 g Tomato paste0.86 cups¾ cup + 2 tbsp232 g
200 g Tomato sauce0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp245 g
200 g Tomatoes (chopped)1.11 cups1 cup + 2 tbsp180 g
200 g Turmeric (ground)1.79 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp112 g
200 g Vanilla extract0.89 cups¾ cup + 2½ tbsp224 g
200 g Walnuts (chopped)1.77 cups1¾ cups + ½ tbsp113 g
200 g Walnuts (ground)2.00 cups2 cups100 g
200 g Water0.85 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp236 g
200 g Watermelon (diced)1.32 cups1⅓ cups152 g
200 g Wheat germ1.74 cups1¾ cups115 g
200 g Whipping cream0.83 cups¾ cup + 1½ tbsp240 g
200 g White chocolate chips1.18 cups1 cup + 3 tbsp170 g
200 g Yeast (active dry)1.41 cups1⅓ cups + 1 tbsp142 g
200 g Yogurt (whole milk, plain)0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp245 g
200 g Yogurt, Greek0.82 cups¾ cup + 1 tbsp245 g
200 g Zucchini (grated)1.67 cups1⅔ cups120 g

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