50 Grams to Cups Converter You’re Looking For

Ran into 50 grams in a recipe, and now you’re staring at your measuring cups? Yeah, it happens.

The problem is that grams measure weight and cups measure volume. That’s why things can get slightly confusing. Fact:

The number of cups equivalent to 50 grams depends on the density of the ingredient.

But we’ve pulled it all together: a speedy converter, printable charts, and simple instructions to help you measure right so your cookies come out perfect, as always.

50 grams to cups converter

50 g to cups converter

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Printable conversion charts

Do you ever feel like you need a guidebook to follow a recipe with grams and Celsius? Same here. That’s why these grams-to-cups charts are a total game-changer. Print them out once, stash them nearby, and never second-guess a measurement again.

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How to convert 50 grams to cups step by step

Let’s say you’ve got 50 grams of honey and you’re wondering how much that is in cups.

At first, it might seem like a simple switch. But when you’re dealing with sticky ingredients like honey, measuring can get a little tricky. Why? Because not all honey flows or weighs the same.

Honey is one of those ingredients that looks smooth and uniform, but it actually comes in different textures and thicknesses. Some honey is light and runny, while other types are thick and crystallized. That changes how much space it takes up in a cup, even if the weight remains the same.

This brings us to the idea of density. Density shows how much something weighs compared to how much room it takes up. The denser the honey, the heavier it’ll be in a smaller space. So, if you’re using thick wildflower honey, the cup might not fill the same as it would with a light acacia honey.

That means that when converting grams of honey to cups, you can’t assume one-size-fits-all. You have to think about what kind of honey you’re using and how compact it is.

But, for a general estimate, here’s how to do it:

1. Start with what you have: 50 grams of honey.

2. Use an average density. Most liquid honey weighs around 340 grams per cup.

3. Divide grams by grams per cup

This is your formula:

Cups = weight in grams ÷ grams per cup

And this is how you calculate it:

50 ÷ 340 = about 0.15 cups.

So, if you’re working with typical liquid honey, 50 grams is about 0.15 cups, or just a bit more than 2 tablespoons.

Just keep in mind that the exact amount might shift slightly depending on how thick or cold your honey is. A colder, thicker honey will pack more tightly, while a warmer, runnier one might spread more in the cup.

Are you still having trouble converting grams to cups? This easy kitchen guide lays it all out—quick-reference tables for baking basics, clear conversion steps, and a closer look at cup sizes from around the world.

Bonus: printable charts for US, EU, and Australian cups to keep right on hand.

We keep the converter up to date. Do you want to see a specific ingredient listed? Drop a comment, and we’ll add it.

Happy scooping and tasty snacking!

50 grams to cups FAQs

How much is 50 grams of milk in cups?

Fifty grams of milk is just over 3 tablespoons, which is about 0.21 cups. Since milk has a similar density to water, this conversion is fairly consistent and doesn’t change much between brands or fat percentages.

How many cups are 50 grams of oats?

Fifty grams of oats is around ½ cup if you’re using rolled oats. However, this amount changes with the type of oats—steel-cut oats are denser and would measure closer to ⅓ cup, while instant oats are fluffier and could take up slightly more than ½ cup.

How much is 50 grams of clotted cream in cups?

Clotted cream is quite thick and rich, so 50 grams is approximately ¼ cup. The exact volume can vary depending on how cold or soft the cream is when you measure it, as it scoops more tightly when chilled.

How many cups is 50 grams of basil?

Fifty grams of fresh basil equals about 2 cups when loosely packed, or closer to 1 cup if the leaves are tightly packed. If you’re using dried basil, the same weight would be less than ½ cup since it’s more concentrated and flakes take up less space.

How many cups is 50 grams of sour cream?

Fifty grams of sour cream is close to ¼ cup. The thickness and fat content of the sour cream can slightly affect how much it fills the cup, with low-fat versions being a bit looser and less dense.

How many cups is 50 grams of cat kibble?

Fifty grams of dry cat food usually fills between ⅓ and ½ cup. This varies depending on the kibble size and shape—larger or puffier pieces take up more room in the cup than small, compact ones.

How much is 50 grams of cocoa powder in cups?

Fifty grams of cocoa powder is typically about ½ cup. If the cocoa is sifted, it can fluff up and take a bit more space, closer to ⅔ cup. Dutch-processed cocoa is slightly denser than natural cocoa, which can also affect the volume.

How many cups are 50 grams of dried cranberries?

Fifty grams of whole dried cranberries is roughly ⅓ cup. If the cranberries are chopped, they’ll settle more compactly, and the same weight will measure closer to ¼ cup.

How much is 50 grams of dark chocolate in cups?

If you’re using dark chocolate chips, 50 grams is about ⅓ cup. If you chop a bar into small chunks, the pieces take up similar space, but if you grate the chocolate, it will fluff up and fill closer to ½ or even ⅔ cup.

How many cups is 50 grams of ghee?

Fifty grams of ghee is about ¼ cup when it’s at room temperature. If the ghee is melted and still warm, it settles more tightly and may fill slightly less than ¼ cup—closer to 3 tablespoons.

How much is 50 grams of fresh ginger in cups?

When grated, 50 grams of fresh ginger is roughly ⅓ cup. If it’s finely chopped instead of grated, it measures closer to ¼ cup. The juiciness of the ginger root can also affect how much space it takes up.

How many cups is 50 grams of hazelnuts?

Fifty grams of whole hazelnuts is about ⅓ cup. When chopped, they expand in volume and measure closer to ½ cup, while ground hazelnuts or hazelnut meal may fill up to ⅔ cup for the same weight.

How much is 50 grams of icing sugar in cups?

Icing sugar is very light, so 50 grams is usually around ½ cup if it’s unsifted. If you sift it before measuring, it can expand and take up to ¾ cup, depending on how fine and airy it becomes.

How many cups is 50 grams of ketchup?

Fifty grams of ketchup equals just over three tablespoons or about 0.21 cups. The exact amount may vary slightly with thicker or reduced-sugar varieties.

How much is 50 grams of powdered milk in cups?

Fifty grams of powdered milk generally fills about ½ cup. The volume might be slightly higher for instant milk powders that are finer and fluffier, which trap more air when scooped.

How many cups are 50 grams of chopped walnuts?

Fifty grams of coarsely chopped walnuts come to about ½ cup. If the walnuts are chopped finely, they settle more, and the same weight will fit closer to ⅓ cup in a measuring cup.

Table of converted ingredients to cups
IngredientCupsKitchen measureGrams per cup
50 g Almond paste0.19 cups3 tbsp259 g
50 g Almonds (whole)0.35 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp142 g
50 g Apples (pieces)0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp113 g
50 g Arborio rice0.25 cups¼ cup200 g
50 g Avocado (cubes)0.33 cups⅓ cup150 g
50 g Avocado (puree)0.22 cups3½ tbsp230 g
50 g Baking cocoa (unsweetened)0.59 cups½ cup + 1½ tbsp85 g
50 g Baking powder0.26 cups¼ cup192 g
50 g Baking soda0.17 cups3 tbsp288 g
50 g Banana (mashed)0.22 cups¼ cup227 g
50 g Basmati rice0.25 cups¼ cup198 g
50 g Beans (cooked)0.29 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp175 g
50 g Blueberries0.34 cups⅓ cup148 g
50 g Bran (wheat)0.78 cups¾ cup + ½ tbsp64 g
50 g Breadcrumbs0.45 cups⅓ cup + 2 tbsp112 g
50 g Breadcrumbs (panko)1.00 cups1 cup50 g
50 g Broccoli (chopped)0.56 cups½ cup + 1 tbsp90 g
50 g Buckwheat groats0.29 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp170 g
50 g Butter, salted0.22 cups¼ cup227 g
50 g Butter, unsalted0.22 cups¼ cup227 g
50 g Carrots (grated)0.51 cups½ cup99 g
50 g Cashews (chopped)0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp113 g
50 g Cashews (whole)0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp113 g
50 g Cheddar cheese (shredded)0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp113 g
50 g Cherry tomatoes0.33 cups⅓ cup150 g
50 g Chia seeds0.34 cups⅓ cup148 g
50 g Chicken (cooked, chopped)0.36 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp140 g
50 g Chickpeas (cooked)0.30 cups⅓ cup164 g
50 g Chocolate (grated)0.29 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp170 g
50 g Chocolate chips0.29 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp170 g
50 g Chocolate, dark (chopped)0.29 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp170 g
50 g Cinnamon (ground)0.38 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp132 g
50 g Coconut (shredded)0.59 cups½ cup + 1½ tbsp85 g
50 g Coffee grounds0.59 cups½ cup + 1½ tbsp85 g
50 g Corn (grits)0.31 cups⅓ cup163 g
50 g Corn (shelled)0.33 cups⅓ cup152 g
50 g Corn syrup0.16 cups2½ tbsp312 g
50 g Cornmeal0.33 cups⅓ cup150 g
50 g Cornstarch0.45 cups⅓ cup + 2 tbsp112 g
50 g Cranberries (dried)0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp114 g
50 g Cream cheese0.22 cups3½ tbsp232 g
50 g Cream of tartar0.31 cups⅓ cup162 g
50 g Cream, heavy0.21 cups3½ tbsp235 g
50 g Cumin (ground)0.52 cups½ cup + ½ tbsp96 g
50 g Currants (dried)0.35 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp142 g
50 g Curry powder0.52 cups½ cup + ½ tbsp96 g
50 g Desiccated coconut0.59 cups½ cup + 1½ tbsp85 g
50 g Dried fruit0.33 cups⅓ cup150 g
50 g Edamame0.37 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp136 g
50 g Egg (raw)0.20 cups3½ tbsp244 g
50 g Egg whites0.21 cups3½ tbsp240 g
50 g Erythritol0.26 cups¼ cup192 g
50 g Flaxseed (ground)0.50 cups½ cup100 g
50 g Flour, all-purpose0.42 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp120 g
50 g Flour, almond0.52 cups½ cup + ½ tbsp96 g
50 g Flour, bread0.42 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp120 g
50 g Flour, buckwheat0.43 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp115 g
50 g Flour, cake0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp114 g
50 g Flour, coconut0.39 cups⅓ cup + 1 tbsp128 g
50 g Flour, gluten-free0.42 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp120 g
50 g Flour, glutinous rice0.42 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp120 g
50 g Flour, pastry0.47 cups½ cup106 g
50 g Flour, rye0.47 cups½ cup106 g
50 g Flour, semolina0.31 cups⅓ cup163 g
50 g Flour, spelt0.49 cups½ cup102 g
50 g Flour, tapioca0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp113 g
50 g Flour, white rice0.35 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp142 g
50 g Flour, whole wheat0.42 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp120 g
50 g Garlic (minced)0.22 cups¼ cup224 g
50 g Gelatin (powdered)0.33 cups⅓ cup150 g
50 g Ghee0.28 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp176 g
50 g Ginger (grated)0.42 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp120 g
50 g Ground almonds0.52 cups½ cup + ½ tbsp96 g
50 g Ground beef (cooked)0.21 cups3½ tbsp240 g
50 g Ground pork0.21 cups3½ tbsp240 g
50 g Half-and-half0.22 cups¼ cup227 g
50 g Hazelnuts (chopped)0.37 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp135 g
50 g Honey0.15 cups2½ tbsp340 g
50 g Icing sugar0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp113 g
50 g Jam (fruit)0.15 cups2½ tbsp340 g
50 g Jam, apricot0.14 cups2½ tbsp350 g
50 g Jam, plum0.15 cups2½ tbsp340 g
50 g Jam, strawberry0.16 cups2½ tbsp320 g
50 g Lard0.22 cups¼ cup226 g
50 g Lentils (cooked)0.25 cups¼ cup198 g
50 g Lentils (red, dried)0.26 cups¼ cup190 g
50 g Maple syrup0.16 cups2½ tbsp312 g
50 g Margarine0.22 cups¼ cup227 g
50 g Mascarpone0.22 cups¼ cup227 g
50 g Mayonnaise0.22 cups3½ tbsp232 g
50 g Milk, almond0.20 cups3½ tbsp245 g
50 g Milk, buttermilk0.20 cups3½ tbsp245 g
50 g Milk, coconut0.21 cups3½ tbsp241 g
50 g Milk, condensed0.16 cups2½ tbsp310 g
50 g Milk, evaporated0.20 cups3 tbsp252 g
50 g Milk, oat0.20 cups3½ tbsp245 g
50 g Milk, powdered0.45 cups⅓ cup + 2 tbsp112 g
50 g Milk, soy0.20 cups3½ tbsp245 g
50 g Milk, whole0.20 cups3½ tbsp245 g
50 g Molasses0.15 cups2½ tbsp340 g
50 g Mushrooms (sliced)0.67 cups⅔ cup75 g
50 g Noodles (dry)0.42 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp120 g
50 g Nutella0.17 cups2½ tbsp298 g
50 g Oats (rolled)0.56 cups½ cup + 1 tbsp90 g
50 g Oil, canola0.23 cups¼ cup218 g
50 g Oil, coconut0.22 cups¼ cup226 g
50 g Oil, olive0.23 cups¼ cup216 g
50 g Oil, pumpkin seed0.23 cups¼ cup218 g
50 g Oil, rapeseed0.23 cups¼ cup218 g
50 g Oil, sesame0.23 cups¼ cup218 g
50 g Oil, sunflower0.23 cups¼ cup218 g
50 g Oil, vegetable0.23 cups¼ cup218 g
50 g Onion (chopped)0.35 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp142 g
50 g Orange juice0.20 cups3 tbsp248 g
50 g Orange zest0.56 cups½ cup + 1 tbsp90 g
50 g Orzo (dry)0.29 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp170 g
50 g Parmesan (grated)0.50 cups½ cup100 g
50 g Pasta, short (dry)0.48 cups½ cup105 g
50 g Peanut butter0.19 cups3 tbsp270 g
50 g Peas (frozen)0.37 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp135 g
50 g Pecans (chopped)0.42 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp120 g
50 g Pine nuts0.35 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp142 g
50 g Pistachios0.42 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp120 g
50 g Polenta (dry)0.31 cups⅓ cup160 g
50 g Popcorn kernels0.25 cups¼ cup200 g
50 g Potato (mashed)0.24 cups¼ cup210 g
50 g Potatoes (raw, diced)0.33 cups⅓ cup150 g
50 g Pumpkin puree0.20 cups3½ tbsp245 g
50 g Pumpkin seeds0.31 cups⅓ cup160 g
50 g Puree (vegetable)0.21 cups3½ tbsp240 g
50 g Quinoa (uncooked)0.29 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp170 g
50 g Raisins0.33 cups⅓ cup150 g
50 g Raspberries0.40 cups⅓ cup + 1 tbsp125 g
50 g Rice, white long-grain0.25 cups¼ cup198 g
50 g Ricotta0.22 cups¼ cup227 g
50 g Salt0.17 cups3 tbsp288 g
50 g Sesame seeds0.36 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp140 g
50 g Shortening0.27 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp184 g
50 g Shrimp (cooked)0.34 cups⅓ cup145 g
50 g Sour cream0.21 cups3½ tbsp240 g
50 g Sourdough starter0.21 cups3½ tbsp240 g
50 g Spinach (cooked, chopped)0.28 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp180 g
50 g Stevia0.29 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp170 g
50 g Strawberries0.30 cups¼ cup + 1 tbsp167 g
50 g Sugar, brown (packed)0.23 cups¼ cup220 g
50 g Sugar, cane0.25 cups¼ cup200 g
50 g Sugar, caster0.26 cups¼ cup190 g
50 g Sugar, coconut0.32 cups⅓ cup154 g
50 g Sugar, granulated0.25 cups¼ cup200 g
50 g Sugar, icing0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp113 g
50 g Sugar, powdered0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp113 g
50 g Sugar, raw0.28 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp180 g
50 g Sultanas0.33 cups⅓ cup150 g
50 g Sunflower seeds0.36 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp140 g
50 g Tahini0.20 cups3 tbsp253 g
50 g Tofu (soft)0.20 cups3 tbsp248 g
50 g Tomato paste0.22 cups3½ tbsp232 g
50 g Tomato sauce0.20 cups3½ tbsp245 g
50 g Tomatoes (chopped)0.28 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp180 g
50 g Turmeric (ground)0.45 cups⅓ cup + 2 tbsp112 g
50 g Vanilla extract0.22 cups¼ cup224 g
50 g Walnuts (chopped)0.44 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp113 g
50 g Water0.21 cups3½ tbsp236 g
50 g Watermelon (diced)0.33 cups⅓ cup152 g
50 g Wheat germ0.43 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp115 g
50 g Whipping cream0.21 cups3½ tbsp240 g
50 g White chocolate chips0.29 cups¼ cup + ½ tbsp170 g
50 g Yeast (active dry)0.35 cups⅓ cup + ½ tbsp142 g
50 g Yogurt (whole milk, plain)0.20 cups3½ tbsp245 g
50 g Yogurt, Greek0.20 cups3½ tbsp245 g
50 g Zucchini (grated)0.42 cups⅓ cup + 1½ tbsp120 g

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