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200 Grams To Cups Converter (Flour, Sugar, Butter & More)

Modified: Jul 23, 2026 · Published: Jul 22, 2022 by Irina Totterman · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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Quick Summary: Converting 200 grams to cups depends on the ingredient, since grams measure weight and cups measure volume. As a quick guide, 200 grams equals about 1.6 cups of all-purpose flour, 1 cup of granulated or brown sugar, 1.6 cups of powdered sugar, 0.88 cups of butter, 0.85 cups of water, 0.83 cups of whole milk, and 0.59 cups of honey.

A handy landmark at this weight is granulated sugar, where 200 grams lands almost exactly on 1 cup, while the same weight of flour spreads out to more than 1.5 cups.

Use the 200 grams to cups converter near the top of this post, or see the conversion chart below for the most common cooking ingredients.

200 grams to cups conversion chart.
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  • 200 grams to cups converter (calculator)
  • How to convert 200 grams to cups
  • 200 grams flour to cups
  • 200 grams sugar to cups
  • Sweeteners
  • 200 grams butter to cups
  • 200 grams water to cups
  • Nuts and seeds
  • Leaveners and small measure ingredients
  • Other ingredients
  • More baking conversions
  • When should you convert grams to cups?
  • What is a gram?
  • What is a cup?
  • FAQ
  • Conclusion
  • Comments

200 grams to cups converter (calculator)

Use the converter, or calculator, below to convert 200 grams, or any weight, into cups. Enter the number of grams, pick your ingredient, and it shows the amount in cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons.

How to convert 200 grams to cups

To convert from grams to cups isn't as easy a task as it seems. Gram is a unit of weight in the metric system. A cup is a unit of volume.

So there is no exact conversion rate from weight to volume. To convert 200 grams to cups, you need to know the ingredient you are converting and its density.

Here you can find the detailed conversion for the most common ingredients.

The measurements are given for grams and US cups. Cups are abbreviated as "c" and rounded to two decimal places; grams are abbreviated as "g."

All the measurements are given for a level cup (not a scant or heaped cup).

Ingredient (200 g)Cups
All-purpose flour1.6 cups
Granulated sugar1 cup
Brown sugar1 cup
Powdered sugar1.6 cups
Butter0.88 cups
Water0.85 cups
Whole milk0.83 cups
Honey0.59 cups

200 grams flour to cups

How many cups is 200g of flour? 200 grams of all-purpose flour equals 1.6 cups. Here is a conversion table for other types of flour.

Ingredient200 grams (g)
All-purpose flour1.6 cups
00 flour1.57 cups
Almond flour2.08 cups
Bread flour1.57 cups
Buckwheat flour1.67 cups
Cake flour2 cups
Chestnut flour2.22 cups
Coconut flour1.79 cups
Cornflour1.33 cups
Gluten-free flour1.64 cups
Pastry flour1.85 cups
Rye flour1.96 cups
Self-rising flour1.6 cups
Semolina flour1.2 cups
Tapioca flour1.64 cups
Whole wheat flour1.54 cups

200 grams sugar to cups

How many cups is 200 grams of sugar? 200 grams of granulated sugar equals 1 cup. Here is a chart to convert 200 g of other types of sugar into cups.

Ingredient200 grams (g)
Brown sugar1 cup
Caster sugar0.89 cups
Granulated sugar1 cup
Icing sugar1.6 cups
Powdered sugar1.6 cups
Note: Icing sugar = powdered sugar = confectioner’s sugar

Sweeteners

How many cups is 200 grams of maple syrup? 200 grams of maple syrup equals 0.63 cups. Other sweeteners are listed in the table below.

Ingredient200 grams (g)
Golden syrup0.6 cups
Honey0.59 cups
Light corn syrup0.62 cups
Maple syrup0.63 cups
Molasses0.58 cups
Treacle syrup0.61 cups

200 grams butter to cups

How many cups is 200 grams of butter? 200 grams of butter equal 0.88 cups. Search for other types of fats in the conversion chart below. 

Ingredient200 grams (g)
Avocado oil0.93 cups
Butter0.88 cups
Coconut oil0.93 cups
Ghee0.91 cups
Grapeseed oil0.93 cups
Macadamia oil0.94 cups
Margarine0.92 cups
Sesame oil0.92 cups
Sunflower oil0.91 cups
Peanut oil0.9 cups
Peanut butter, creamy0.78 cups
Vegetable oil0.9 cups
Vegetable shortening1.05 cups
Virgin olive oil0.91 cups

200 grams water to cups

How many cups is 200 grams of water? 200 grams of water equal 0.85 cups. Other liquid ingredients are listed below.

Ingredient200 grams (g)
Buttermilk0.82 cups
Condensed milk, sweetened0.65 cups
Goat milk0.82 cups
Heavy cream0.87 cups
Water0.85 cups
Whipping cream0.84 cups
Whole milk0.83 cups

Nuts and seeds

How many cups is 200 grams of chia seeds? 200 grams of chia seeds equal 1.23 cups.

Find out the 200 grams to cups conversion for other nuts and seeds below.

Ingredient200 grams (g)
Almonds, whole1.4 cups
Brazil nuts, whole1.5 cups
Cashew nuts, whole1.4 cups
Chia seeds1.23 cups
Coconut, shredded2.15 cups
Flax seeds, whole1.19 cups
Hazelnuts, whole1.45 cups
Hazelnut meal1.73 cups
Macadamia nuts, whole1.49 cups
Peanuts2.02 cups
Pecans, whole2.02 cups
Pecans chopped1.83 cups
Pistachios, whole1.63 cups
Poppy seeds1.42 cups
Walnuts, whole1.85 cups
Walnuts chopped1.71 cups

Leaveners and small measure ingredients

How many cups is 200 g of ground coffee? 200 grams of ground coffee equal 1.57 cups.

200 grams to cups conversions for leavening agents and powders are listed below.

Ingredient200 grams (g)
Baking powder0.91 cups
Baking soda0.91 cups
Cocoa powder1.69 cups
Cream of tartar1.23 cups
Ground coffee1.57 cups
Gelatin, powdered1.33 cups
Pink salt0.75 cups
Salt, table0.73 cups
Vanilla extract0.96 cups
Yeast, active dry1.47 cups
Yeast, instant1.32 cups
Yeast, fresh1.34 cups

Other ingredients

Here is a list of 200-gram-to-cup conversions for other ingredients.

Note: All 200 grams of rice-to-cups conversions are for uncooked rice.

Ingredient200 grams (g)
Basmati rice1.03 cup
Bread crumbs, dried2 cups
Brown medium-grain rice1.05 cup
Chocolate chips1.25 cups
Cream cheese0.83 cups
Milk Powder1.56 cups
Rolled Oats2.22 cups
White long rice1.08 cup
White medium-grain rice1.03 cup
White short round rice1 cup
Wild rice1.25 cups
Yogurt0.8 cups

More baking conversions

Now check out other grams and cups measurement conversion charts:

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  • How Many Grams In A Teaspoon?
  • How Many Ounces In A Cup
  • How Many Cups In A Liter
  • How Many Cups In A Pound
  • How Many Cups In A Pint
  • How Many Cups In A Quart
  • How Many Cups In A Gallon

Also, enjoy this FREE handy Kitchen Conversion Chart. It includes conversions for liquid and non-liquid ingredients, as well as oven temperatures.

When should you convert grams to cups?

You will use this conversion when a recipe lists 200 grams of an ingredient, but you measure with cups rather than a scale.

A round 200 grams is a common main-ingredient amount, such as the flour for a cakes, the sugar in tarts, or the chocolate in moelleux au chocolat.

Working in cups lets you follow the recipe without a scale, though weighing keeps your results the most consistent.

What is a gram?

A gram is a metric unit of mass, and 1,000 grams equal one kilogram, so 200 grams is one-fifth of a kilogram. Since it measures weight, not the space an ingredient fills, 200 grams stays 200 grams whether you weigh light flour or heavy honey.

That steadiness is why recipes across most of the world are given in grams, and why 200 grams of one ingredient fills a different number of cups than 200 grams of another.

What is a cup?

A cup is a unit of volume, and a US cup holds about 240 milliliters. Because it measures how much space an ingredient takes up rather than its weight, the cups you get from 200 grams depend on density.

For example, 200 grams of all-purpose flour equals about 1.6 cups, while 200 grams of honey fills only about 0.59 cups.

FAQ

How many cups is 200 grams?
It depends on the ingredient, but 200 grams is roughly 1.6 cups of flour, 1 cup of granulated sugar, and 0.83 cups of milk.

How many cups is 200 grams of sugar?
200 grams of granulated sugar equals about 1 cup, while 200 grams of powdered sugar is closer to 1.6 cups.

How much is 200 grams of flour in cups?
200 grams of all-purpose flour is about 1.6 cups, or a little over 1.5 cups.

Why does 200 grams give different cup amounts?
Grams measure weight and cups measure volume, so denser ingredients fill fewer cups than lighter ones at the same weight.

Is there a 200 grams to cups converter?
Yes. Use the free 200 grams to cups converter near the top of this post to change 200 grams, or any weight, into cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons. Pick your ingredient first, since flour, sugar, and butter each weigh a different amount per cup.

Conclusion

I hope this article answers how many cups are 200 grams. The same guide applies to other frequently asked questions about 200 g in cups or 200 g cups:

  • How much is 200 grams in cups?
  • 200 grams is how many cups?
  • 200 g is how many cups?
  • How many cups in 200 grams?

While a cups converter benefits those used to metric measurements, this guide helps those living in the United States make recipes with ingredients listed in grams and milliliters.

Besides 200 g to cups, similar weight-to-volume conversions include:

  • 50 grams to cups
  • 100 grams to cups
  • 150 grams to cups 

Sources:

  • http://convert-to.com/
  • https://traditionaloven.com/
  • https://www.calculateme.com/

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I'm Irina, an experienced home baker with over 30 years of expertise and the blogger behind Baking Like a Chef (since 2018), where I share baking recipes, tips, and tricks. My recipes have been featured in the renowned French Chef Simon and Le Journal des Femmes.

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