600 Grams to Cups (Converter & Chart)

The kitchen smells great, you’re in the groove… and then comes “600 grams.” Pause. “Hmm. How many cups am I supposed to use here?”

It’s not a straightforward swap because ingredients vary so much. Flour is fluffy, sugar is dense, and butter? Let’s just say it has its quirks.

How many cups equal 600 grams depends on the density of the ingredient.

To make your life easier, we’ve created this guide, which includes a fast converter, printable charts, and practical tips to help you nail those measurements every time.

600 grams to cups converter

600 g to cups converter

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Grams to cups conversion charts (free & printable)

Some recipes assume we all grew up weighing flour in grams. If that’s not you, these charts are about to be your new best friends. Print them out, hang them up, and let the measuring part be easy from now on.

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600 grams to cups conversion chart
600 grams to cups conversion chart

Converting 600 grams to cups in seconds

You’re making baklava with walnuts, and the recipe calls for cups. But you’re staring at 600 grams of walnuts and wondering—how many cups is that, exactly?

At first, it seems like you could just scoop and be done. But with walnuts, it’s not quite that simple.

Here’s why: walnuts come in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes, they’re whole halves with lots of air pockets between them; sometimes, they’re roughly chopped, and other times, they’re finely ground. Whole walnut halves are bulky and don’t sit tightly in a measuring cup, while chopped walnuts pack together more snugly and take up less space.

This is where density comes into play. In plain language, it’s about how heavy something is compared to the space it occupies. A cup of whole walnuts, with all the gaps between them, weighs less than a cup of small, chopped pieces packed tightly together.

Additionally, raw walnuts are slightly heavier than roasted ones because they contain more natural oils. That’s another detail that can make a small difference in your measurements.

However, we can still calculate a reliable estimate using the average weight of whole walnut halves.

Here’s how you do it:

1. You’ve got 600 grams of walnuts.

2. One cup of whole walnut halves typically weighs approximately 100 grams.

The formula is:

Cups = weight in grams ÷ grams per cup

3. Now let’s do the math:

600 ÷ 100 = 6 cups

As you can see, 600 grams of whole walnuts yield approximately 6 cups.

If your walnuts are chopped into smaller pieces or ground, keep in mind that they’ll settle more tightly into the cup so that the same weight will fill less space (and fewer cups).

Still not sure how 600 grams of walnuts translates into cups? Check out our grams-to-cups conversion guide, featuring handy ingredient tables, global cup conversions (US, EU, or Australian), and printable conversion charts that will make your next bake a breeze.

Can’t spot your ingredient in our converter? Please let us know in the comments—we’re happy to add it for you.

May every gram convert into a tasty creation!

600 grams to cups FAQs

How many cups is 600 grams of flour?

Flour measurement is crucial. If you spoon and level it, 600 grams is about 4 and ¾ cups. In contrast, scooping from the bag can pack it down, resulting in roughly 4 and ½ cups. Humidity can also affect flour weight, as it absorbs moisture from the air.

How much is 600 grams of rice in cups?

The variety of rice influences the result. Long-grain white rice yields approximately 3 and 1/8 cups for 600 grams, while short-grain or arborio rice, which is slightly plumper, measures closer to 3 and ¼ cups. Cooked rice expands, and 600 grams of cooked rice fills approximately 8 cups, depending on how much water it absorbed.

600 grams of cream cheese in cups?

The fat content and texture of cream cheese affect its volume. Standard full-fat cream cheese is denser, so 600 grams equals roughly 2 and 2/3 cups. Whipped cream cheese incorporates air and would fill closer to 3 cups for the same weight. Reduced-fat versions may also have slightly more moisture, which affects the amount they pack into a cup.

How many cups are 600 grams of apples?

The volume depends on how apples are prepared. When chopped, 600 grams of apples equals about 4 and ½ cups. Grated apples settle more tightly, bringing the measurement closer to 5 cups. Apple variety matters too—juicy apples like Honeycrisp or Fuji tend to weigh more per cup than firmer types like Granny Smith.

How much is 600 grams of confectioner’s sugar in cups?

It depends on whether the powdered sugar is sifted or packed. Unsifted, 600 grams measures about 5 and ¼ cups, but once sifted, it fluffs up with air and can fill nearly 6 cups. How it’s stored also makes a difference—if the sugar has been sitting in a bag and compacted, it will take up less space in the cup.

How many cups is 600 grams of chocolate?

It depends on the form of chocolate. For chips, 600 grams is around 3 and ½ cups. Chopped chocolate bars often settle differently and may measure closer to 4 cups. If it’s grated finely, it becomes fluffier and the same weight could fill almost 5 cups.

How much is 600 grams of dry pasta in cups?

It varies with the shape of the pasta. Smaller types like penne or macaroni come to about 7 and ¼ cups for 600 grams, while long pasta like spaghetti or linguine packs tighter and measures closer to 6 and ¾ cups. Once cooked, pasta expands and the same weight fills much more space.

How many cups are 600 grams of plum jam?

The consistency of the jam makes a difference. Smooth plum jam measures about 2 and ¼ cups for 600 grams. If the jam contains whole or chunky pieces of fruit, it’s less dense and might take up slightly more room in the cup.

How many cups is 600 grams of Nutella?

It depends on the type and the temperature of the Nutella. When room temperature and soft, 600 grams comes to just over 2 cups. If it’s slightly warmed, it settles more densely and can measure closer to 2 cups even.

How much is 600 grams of tomato sauce in cups?

This depends on how thick or chunky the sauce is. Smooth tomato sauces are denser and measure about 2 and ½ cups for 600 grams. A rustic sauce with bits of tomato and vegetables may mound higher and take up a little more room in the cup.

How many cups are 600 grams of peas?

This can vary depending on whether the peas are raw, frozen, or cooked. Fresh or frozen peas measure roughly 4 cups for 600 grams. Cooked peas lose water and shrink slightly, so the same weight would measure closer to 3 and ½ cups.

How many cups is 600 grams of whipping cream?

The form of the cream makes all the difference. As a liquid, 600 grams is approximately 2 1/2 cups. After whipping, it becomes airy and expands dramatically, filling nearly 5 cups. The fat content also matters—heavier creams whip up more than light ones.

Table of converted ingredients to cups
IngredientCupsKitchen measureGrams per cup
600 g Almond paste2.32 cups2⅓ cups259 g
600 g Almonds (whole)4.23 cups4¼ cups142 g
600 g Apples (pieces)5.31 cups5⅓ cups113 g
600 g Arborio rice3.00 cups3 cups200 g
600 g Avocado (cubes)4.00 cups4 cups150 g
600 g Avocado (puree)2.61 cups2½ cups + 1½ tbsp230 g
600 g Baking cocoa (unsweetened)7.06 cups7 cups + 1 tbsp85 g
600 g Baking powder3.12 cups3 cups + 2 tbsp192 g
600 g Baking soda2.08 cups2 cups + 1½ tbsp288 g
600 g Banana (mashed)2.64 cups2⅔ cups227 g
600 g Basmati rice3.03 cups3 cups + ½ tbsp198 g
600 g Beans (cooked)3.43 cups3⅓ cups + 1½ tbsp175 g
600 g Blueberries4.05 cups4 cups + 1 tbsp148 g
600 g Bran (wheat)9.38 cups9⅓ cups + ½ tbsp64 g
600 g Breadcrumbs5.36 cups5⅓ cups + ½ tbsp112 g
600 g Breadcrumbs (panko)12.00 cups12 cups50 g
600 g Broccoli (chopped)6.67 cups6⅔ cups90 g
600 g Buckwheat groats3.53 cups3½ cups + ½ tbsp170 g
600 g Butter, salted2.64 cups2⅔ cups227 g
600 g Butter, unsalted2.64 cups2⅔ cups227 g
600 g Carrots (grated)6.06 cups6 cups + 1 tbsp99 g
600 g Cashews (chopped)5.31 cups5⅓ cups113 g
600 g Cashews (whole)5.31 cups5⅓ cups113 g
600 g Cheddar cheese (shredded)5.31 cups5⅓ cups113 g
600 g Cherry tomatoes4.00 cups4 cups150 g
600 g Chia seeds4.05 cups4 cups + 1 tbsp148 g
600 g Chicken (cooked, chopped)4.29 cups4¼ cups + ½ tbsp140 g
600 g Chickpeas (cooked)3.66 cups3⅔ cups164 g
600 g Chocolate (grated)3.53 cups3½ cups + ½ tbsp170 g
600 g Chocolate chips3.53 cups3½ cups + ½ tbsp170 g
600 g Chocolate, dark (chopped)3.53 cups3½ cups + ½ tbsp170 g
600 g Cinnamon (ground)4.55 cups4½ cups + ½ tbsp132 g
600 g Coconut (shredded)7.06 cups7 cups + 1 tbsp85 g
600 g Coffee grounds7.06 cups7 cups + 1 tbsp85 g
600 g Corn (grits)3.68 cups3⅔ cups163 g
600 g Corn (shelled)3.95 cups3¾ cups + 3 tbsp152 g
600 g Corn syrup1.92 cups1¾ cups + 3 tbsp312 g
600 g Cornmeal4.00 cups4 cups150 g
600 g Cornstarch5.36 cups5⅓ cups + ½ tbsp112 g
600 g Cranberries (dried)5.26 cups5¼ cups114 g
600 g Cream cheese2.59 cups2½ cups + 1½ tbsp232 g
600 g Cream of tartar3.70 cups3⅔ cups + ½ tbsp162 g
600 g Cream, heavy2.55 cups2½ cups + 1 tbsp235 g
600 g Cumin (ground)6.25 cups6¼ cups96 g
600 g Currants (dried)4.23 cups4¼ cups142 g
600 g Curry powder6.25 cups6¼ cups96 g
600 g Desiccated coconut7.06 cups7 cups + 1 tbsp85 g
600 g Dried fruit4.00 cups4 cups150 g
600 g Edamame4.41 cups4⅓ cups + 1½ tbsp136 g
600 g Egg (raw)2.46 cups2⅓ cups + 2 tbsp244 g
600 g Egg whites2.50 cups2½ cups240 g
600 g Erythritol3.12 cups3 cups + 2 tbsp192 g
600 g Flaxseed (ground)6.00 cups6 cups100 g
600 g Flour, all-purpose5.00 cups5 cups120 g
600 g Flour, almond6.25 cups6¼ cups96 g
600 g Flour, bread5.00 cups5 cups120 g
600 g Flour, buckwheat5.22 cups5 cups + 3½ tbsp115 g
600 g Flour, cake5.26 cups5¼ cups114 g
600 g Flour, coconut4.69 cups4⅔ cups + ½ tbsp128 g
600 g Flour, gluten-free5.00 cups5 cups120 g
600 g Flour, glutinous rice5.00 cups5 cups120 g
600 g Flour, pastry5.66 cups5⅔ cups106 g
600 g Flour, rye5.66 cups5⅔ cups106 g
600 g Flour, semolina3.68 cups3⅔ cups163 g
600 g Flour, spelt5.88 cups5¾ cups + 2 tbsp102 g
600 g Flour, tapioca5.31 cups5⅓ cups113 g
600 g Flour, white rice4.23 cups4¼ cups142 g
600 g Flour, whole wheat5.00 cups5 cups120 g
600 g Garlic (minced)2.68 cups2⅔ cups224 g
600 g Gelatin (powdered)4.00 cups4 cups150 g
600 g Ghee3.41 cups3⅓ cups + 1 tbsp176 g
600 g Ginger (grated)5.00 cups5 cups120 g
600 g Ground almonds6.25 cups6¼ cups96 g
600 g Ground beef (cooked)2.50 cups2½ cups240 g
600 g Ground pork2.50 cups2½ cups240 g
600 g Half-and-half2.64 cups2⅔ cups227 g
600 g Hazelnuts (chopped)4.44 cups4⅓ cups + 2 tbsp135 g
600 g Honey1.76 cups1¾ cups340 g
600 g Icing sugar5.31 cups5⅓ cups113 g
600 g Jam (fruit)1.76 cups1¾ cups340 g
600 g Jam, apricot1.71 cups1⅔ cups + 1 tbsp350 g
600 g Jam, plum1.76 cups1¾ cups340 g
600 g Jam, strawberry1.88 cups1¾ cups + 2 tbsp320 g
600 g Lard2.65 cups2⅔ cups226 g
600 g Lentils (cooked)3.03 cups3 cups + ½ tbsp198 g
600 g Lentils (red, dried)3.16 cups3 cups + 2½ tbsp190 g
600 g Maple syrup1.92 cups1¾ cups + 3 tbsp312 g
600 g Margarine2.64 cups2⅔ cups227 g
600 g Mascarpone2.64 cups2⅔ cups227 g
600 g Mayonnaise2.59 cups2½ cups + 1½ tbsp232 g
600 g Milk, almond2.45 cups2⅓ cups + 2 tbsp245 g
600 g Milk, buttermilk2.45 cups2⅓ cups + 2 tbsp245 g
600 g Milk, coconut2.49 cups2½ cups241 g
600 g Milk, condensed1.94 cups1¾ cups + 3 tbsp310 g
600 g Milk, evaporated2.38 cups2⅓ cups + 1 tbsp252 g
600 g Milk, oat2.45 cups2⅓ cups + 2 tbsp245 g
600 g Milk, powdered5.36 cups5⅓ cups + ½ tbsp112 g
600 g Milk, soy2.45 cups2⅓ cups + 2 tbsp245 g
600 g Milk, whole2.45 cups2⅓ cups + 2 tbsp245 g
600 g Molasses1.76 cups1¾ cups340 g
600 g Mushrooms (sliced)8.00 cups8 cups75 g
600 g Noodles (dry)5.00 cups5 cups120 g
600 g Nutella2.01 cups2 cups298 g
600 g Oats (rolled)6.67 cups6⅔ cups90 g
600 g Oil, canola2.75 cups2¾ cups218 g
600 g Oil, coconut2.65 cups2⅔ cups226 g
600 g Oil, olive2.78 cups2¾ cups + ½ tbsp216 g
600 g Oil, pumpkin seed2.75 cups2¾ cups218 g
600 g Oil, rapeseed2.75 cups2¾ cups218 g
600 g Oil, sesame2.75 cups2¾ cups218 g
600 g Oil, sunflower2.75 cups2¾ cups218 g
600 g Oil, vegetable2.75 cups2¾ cups218 g
600 g Onion (chopped)4.23 cups4¼ cups142 g
600 g Orange juice2.42 cups2⅓ cups + 1½ tbsp248 g
600 g Orange zest6.67 cups6⅔ cups90 g
600 g Orzo (dry)3.53 cups3½ cups + ½ tbsp170 g
600 g Parmesan (grated)6.00 cups6 cups100 g
600 g Pasta, short (dry)5.71 cups5⅔ cups + 1 tbsp105 g
600 g Peanut butter2.22 cups2¼ cups270 g
600 g Peas (frozen)4.44 cups4⅓ cups + 2 tbsp135 g
600 g Pecans (chopped)5.00 cups5 cups120 g
600 g Pine nuts4.23 cups4¼ cups142 g
600 g Pistachios5.00 cups5 cups120 g
600 g Polenta (dry)3.75 cups3¾ cups160 g
600 g Popcorn kernels3.00 cups3 cups200 g
600 g Potato (mashed)2.86 cups2¾ cups + 1½ tbsp210 g
600 g Potatoes (raw, diced)4.00 cups4 cups150 g
600 g Pumpkin puree2.45 cups2⅓ cups + 2 tbsp245 g
600 g Pumpkin seeds3.75 cups3¾ cups160 g
600 g Puree (vegetable)2.50 cups2½ cups240 g
600 g Quinoa (uncooked)3.53 cups3½ cups + ½ tbsp170 g
600 g Raisins4.00 cups4 cups150 g
600 g Raspberries4.80 cups4¾ cups + 1 tbsp125 g
600 g Rice, white long-grain3.03 cups3 cups + ½ tbsp198 g
600 g Ricotta2.64 cups2⅔ cups227 g
600 g Salt2.08 cups2 cups + 1½ tbsp288 g
600 g Sesame seeds4.29 cups4¼ cups + ½ tbsp140 g
600 g Shortening3.26 cups3¼ cups184 g
600 g Shrimp (cooked)4.14 cups4 cups + 2 tbsp145 g
600 g Sour cream2.50 cups2½ cups240 g
600 g Sourdough starter2.50 cups2½ cups240 g
600 g Spinach (cooked, chopped)3.33 cups3⅓ cups180 g
600 g Stevia3.53 cups3½ cups + ½ tbsp170 g
600 g Strawberries3.59 cups3½ cups + 1½ tbsp167 g
600 g Sugar, brown (packed)2.73 cups2¾ cups220 g
600 g Sugar, cane3.00 cups3 cups200 g
600 g Sugar, caster3.16 cups3 cups + 2½ tbsp190 g
600 g Sugar, coconut3.90 cups3¾ cups + 2½ tbsp154 g
600 g Sugar, granulated3.00 cups3 cups200 g
600 g Sugar, icing5.31 cups5⅓ cups113 g
600 g Sugar, powdered5.31 cups5⅓ cups113 g
600 g Sugar, raw3.33 cups3⅓ cups180 g
600 g Sultanas4.00 cups4 cups150 g
600 g Sunflower seeds4.29 cups4¼ cups + ½ tbsp140 g
600 g Tahini2.37 cups2⅓ cups + ½ tbsp253 g
600 g Tofu (soft)2.42 cups2⅓ cups + 1½ tbsp248 g
600 g Tomato paste2.59 cups2½ cups + 1½ tbsp232 g
600 g Tomato sauce2.45 cups2⅓ cups + 2 tbsp245 g
600 g Tomatoes (chopped)3.33 cups3⅓ cups180 g
600 g Turmeric (ground)5.36 cups5⅓ cups + ½ tbsp112 g
600 g Vanilla extract2.68 cups2⅔ cups224 g
600 g Walnuts (chopped)5.31 cups5⅓ cups113 g
600 g Water2.54 cups2½ cups + ½ tbsp236 g
600 g Watermelon (diced)3.95 cups3¾ cups + 3 tbsp152 g
600 g Wheat germ5.22 cups5 cups + 3½ tbsp115 g
600 g Whipping cream2.50 cups2½ cups240 g
600 g White chocolate chips3.53 cups3½ cups + ½ tbsp170 g
600 g Yeast (active dry)4.23 cups4¼ cups142 g
600 g Yogurt (whole milk, plain)2.45 cups2⅓ cups + 2 tbsp245 g
600 g Yogurt, Greek2.45 cups2⅓ cups + 2 tbsp245 g
600 g Zucchini (grated)5.00 cups5 cups120 g

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