90+ ingredients at 150 grams

150 Grams to Cups

150 grams does not fill the same amount of cup twice. Swap the ingredient and the number changes with its density. Here's how 150 grams breaks down for the ingredients people search for most.

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Per cup
120g
Result
1.250
cups
1 1/4
All-Purpose Flour
Spoon and level

Quick Answer

150 grams is about 1¼ cups of flour, ¾ cup of sugar, or ⅔ cup of butter. The cup amount depends on the ingredient's density.

150 Grams to Cups, by Ingredient

Ingredient150g in CupsTablespoons
All-purpose flour1¼ cups20 tbsp
Granulated sugar¾ cup12 tbsp
Powdered sugar1¼ cups20 tbsp
Brown sugar (packed)~⅔ cup10.9 tbsp
Butter~⅔ cup10.6 tbsp
Vegetable oil~⅔ cup11 tbsp
Milk~⅝ cup9.8 tbsp
Water~⅝ cup10.2 tbsp
Honey~½ cup (scant)7.1 tbsp
Uncooked rice~¾ cup13 tbsp
Rolled oats1⅔ cups26.7 tbsp
Cocoa powder1¾ cups27.9 tbsp
Chocolate chips~⅞ cup14.1 tbsp
Whole almonds~1 cup16.8 tbsp
Table salt~½ cup8.3 tbsp
Baking powder~⅔ cup10.9 tbsp

Figures use standard reference weights per cup, a US customary cup, and the spoon-and-level method for dry ingredients. Brand, humidity, and packing can shift the real number slightly.

Why 150 Grams Never Looks the Same Twice

Flour is light and fluffy, sugar crystals sit closer together, and honey is a dense liquid with almost no trapped air. That is why the same weight fills very different amounts of space.

A cup measures volume, not mass. Two ingredients can weigh exactly the same and still look completely different in a measuring cup.

How to Measure 150 Grams Accurately

With a kitchen scale: Set your bowl on the scale, zero it, and add the ingredient until it reads 150 grams. This removes the guesswork that comes with a cup's fill line.

  • Spoon light powders into a cup, then level the top.
  • Pack brown sugar firmly until it holds its shape.
  • Read liquid fill lines at eye level.

Full Category Tables

These tables extend the reference across nine ingredient categories with tablespoon, teaspoon, and grams-per-cup figures.

Flours

Ingredient150g in CupsTbspTspg per Cup
All-purpose flour1¼ cups19.257.6125
Bread flour1⅛ cups18.956.7127
Cake flour1⅓ cups21.163.2114
Whole wheat flour1¼ cups2060120
Almond flour1½ cups257596
Coconut flour1⅛ cups18.856.3128

Sugars and Sweeteners

Ingredient150g in CupsTbspTspg per Cup
Granulated sugar¾ cup1236200
Brown sugar (packed)⅔ cup10.932.7220
Powdered sugar1¼ cups2060120
Honey½ cup7.0621.2340
Maple syrup½ cup7.4522.4322
Molasses½ cup7.3222328

Butter, Oils and Fats

Ingredient150g in CupsTbspTspg per Cup
Butter⅔ cup10.631.7227
Shortening¾ cup11.735.1205
Vegetable oil⅔ cup1133218
Olive oil⅔ cup11.133.3216
Coconut oil⅔ cup1133218

Dairy and Liquids

Ingredient150g in CupsTbspTspg per Cup
Milk⅝ cup9.829.4245
Heavy cream⅝ cup10.130.3238
Yogurt⅝ cup9.829.4245
Cream cheese⅔ cup10.331232
Condensed milk½ cup7.8423.5306

Rice, Grains and Pasta

Ingredient150g in CupsTbspTspg per Cup
Uncooked rice¾ cup1338.9185
Rolled oats1⅔ cups26.78090
Quinoa⅞ cup14.142.4170
Couscous⅞ cup13.941.6173
Dry pasta1½ cups2472100

Nuts and Seeds

Ingredient150g in CupsTbspTspg per Cup
Whole almonds1 cup16.850.3143
Walnuts (chopped)1¼ cups2060120
Cashews1⅛ cups17.552.6137
Peanut butter⅝ cup9.327.9258
Sesame seeds1 cup16.750144

Baking Staples

Ingredient150g in CupsTbspTspg per Cup
Cocoa powder1¾ cups27.983.786
Chocolate chips⅞ cup14.142.4170
Cornstarch1⅛ cups18.856.3128
Breadcrumbs1⅜ cups22.266.7108
Baking powder⅔ cup10.932.7220
Salt½ cup8.3325288

Cheese

Ingredient150g in CupsTbspTspg per Cup
Parmesan (grated)1½ cups2472100
Cheddar (shredded)1⅓ cups21.263.7113
Mozzarella (shredded)1⅓ cups21.464.3112
Feta (crumbled)1 cup1648150

The Bottom Line

There is no single answer to how many cups is 150 grams because it depends on what you are measuring. When precision matters, weigh the ingredient directly: 150 grams on a scale is 150 grams no matter how it settles.

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