Cooking Measurement Charts

From teaspoon to tablespoon, pint to liter, or Celsius to Fahrenheit – navigate any international recipe with confidence using our printable charts.
Tbsp → MLBaking preset
TablespoonsMillilitersTspCupsfl oz
1/440.80.020.1
1/271.50.030.3
3/4112.30.050.4
11530.060.5
1.50224.50.090.8
23060.131.0
459120.252.0
689180.383.0
8118240.504.0
12177360.756.0

Tablespoons to ML

Convert tablespoons to milliliters with quick teaspoon cross-references for recipes.

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Tsp → MLKitchen preset
TeaspoonsMillilitersTablespoons
1/41.20.08
1/22.50.17
3/43.70.25
14.90.33
1 1/27.40.50
2.009.90.67
2.50120.83
3151.0
4.00201.3
6.00302.0

Teaspoons to ML

Teaspoon-to-ml conversions with handy tablespoon equivalents for cooking and baking.

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Oven TempsKitchen preset
°F°CFan °CGas MarkUse
1757959-Warm
2009373-Low roast
22510787¼Low & slow
250121101½Slow roast
2751351151Gentle bake
3001491292Baking
3251631433Roast light
3501771574Roast
3751911715Golden
4002041846Crisp finish

Oven Temperature Guide

Oven temperature conversions including Gas Mark and fan adjustments.

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Cups → GramsBaking chart
Common baking ingredients
US cups converted to grams
FLOURS & SUGARS
Ingredient1/4 cup1/2 cup1 cup2 cups
All-Purpose Flour
Spoon & level
30g60g120g240g
Granulated Sugar
White sugar
50g100g200g400g
Brown Sugar (packed)
Pack firmly
55g110g220g440g
Butter (solid)
2 sticks per cup
57g114g227g454g
Water
Standard
59g119g237g474g
Milk (whole)
Slightly heavier
61g122g244g488g
Honey
Very dense
85g170g340g680g
Chocolate Chips
Semi-sweet
43g85g170g340g
Chopped Walnuts
Loosely packed
30g60g120g240g
Sliced Almonds
Light weight
28g56g112g224g

Cups to Grams

Ingredient weight chart for flour, sugar, butter, and more.

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ML → CupsKitchen preset
MillilitersCupsTbspTspfl oz
300⅛2.06.11.0
503.410.11.7
750⅜5.115.22.5
1208.124.34.1
18012.236.56.1
2000⅞13.540.66.8
250116.950.78.5
30020.360.910.1
5002⅛33.8101.416.9
7503⅛50.7152.225.4

ML to Cups Chart

Convert milliliters to US, metric, and imperial cups for recipes and baking.

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Mastering Kitchen Measurements

Cooking is an art, but baking is a science. Understanding the difference between volume and weight measurements is crucial for consistent results. Our charts help you bridge the gap between metric and imperial recipes, ensuring your dishes turn out perfect every time.

Remember: For the most accurate baking, use a digital scale and measure ingredients in grams.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many tablespoons are in a cup?
There are 16 tablespoons in 1 US cup.
Is a liquid ounce the same as a weight ounce?
No. Fluid ounces measure volume (like water), while ounces measure weight (like flour). 8 fl oz of water weighs about 8 oz, but 8 fl oz of honey weighs about 12 oz.
What is the difference between dry and liquid measuring cups?
Liquid measuring cups have a spout and space above the measurement line to prevent spilling. Dry cups are designed to be filled to the brim and leveled off for accuracy.

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