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A cup of flour is not a cup of sugar.
Most converters pretend every ingredient weighs the same. They don't. CookConvert uses real baking densities so your grams-to-cups answer is right for flour, for honey, for whatever you're actually measuring.
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5/6 cups
100 grams of all-purpose flour = 0.833 cups
Why ingredient matters
The same cup, three very different weights.
1 cup ≈ 120 g
All-purpose flour is light and airy. Scoop it straight from the bag and you can pack in 25% extra by weight — the classic reason cakes turn out dry.
1 cup ≈ 200 g
Granulated sugar is dense and pours evenly. A cup weighs nearly double a cup of flour, so swapping by volume wrecks a recipe.
1 cup ≈ 340 g
Liquids and syrups are heaviest of all. This is exactly the ambiguity a generic “grams to cups” widget can never resolve.
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Grams to cups
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Tablespoons to cups
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Cups to grams, per ingredient
Densities sourced from standard baking references. Tap an ingredient for its full conversion chart.