200 Grams To Cups, Tbsp, & Tsp (All Ingredients + Calculator)

Published By: Calculator Academy Team

Last Updated: May 11, 2026

200 grams is about 1 cup sugar, 1 2/3 cups flour, 7/8 cup butter, or 0.84 cups water. Convert 200g to cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons by ingredient.

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200 Grams to Cups Converter

This tool is built around 200 grams, a measurement that appears frequently in both everyday cooking and precise baking formulas. Rather than applying a single fixed conversion, it adjusts the result based on whichever ingredient you select. As a quick reference: 200 grams works out to 1 cup of sugar, about 1.67 cups of flour, roughly 0.88 cups of butter, and 0.84 cups of water.

Each conversion is based on the ingredient’s approximate grams-per-cup density, so the calculator translates 200 grams into cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons accordingly. Because grams measure mass and cups measure volume, heavier, denser ingredients such as honey, molasses, and condensed milk occupy far less cup space than airy or porous ones like oats, cocoa powder, or almond flour.

200 Grams to Cups, Tablespoons, and Teaspoons Table

The table below breaks down what 200 grams looks like in cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons for every ingredient in the calculator. It’s especially handy when a recipe calls for 200g and you want a fast volume equivalent without pulling out a scale.

Ingredient Approx. Grams per Cup 200 Grams to Cups 200 Grams to Tbsp 200 Grams to Tsp
Flour120 g1.66726.6780
All-Purpose Flour120 g1.66726.6780
Plain Flour (UK)125 g1.625.676.8
Bread Flour127 g1.57525.275.59
Almond Flour96 g2.08333.33100
Sugar200 g11648
Granulated Sugar200 g11648
White Sugar200 g11648
Caster Sugar225 g0.88914.2242.67
Brown Sugar, Packed220 g0.90914.5543.64
Powdered Sugar120 g1.66726.6780
Icing Sugar120 g1.66726.6780
Butter227 g0.88114.142.29
Sourdough Starter240 g0.83313.3340
Sourdough Discard240 g0.83313.3340
Water237 g0.84413.540.51
Liquid, Water-Like237 g0.84413.540.51
Dry Ingredient, Generic120 g1.66726.6780
Milk245 g0.81613.0639.18
Yogurt245 g0.81613.0639.18
Greek Yogurt245 g0.81613.0639.18
Sour Cream240 g0.83313.3340
Heavy Cream238 g0.84013.4540.34
Cream238 g0.84013.4540.34
Cream Cheese225 g0.88914.2242.67
Condensed Milk306 g0.65410.4631.37
Cottage Cheese225 g0.88914.2242.67
Cheese113 g1.77028.3284.96
Shredded Cheese113 g1.77028.3284.96
Grated Cheese100 g23296
Parmesan Cheese, Grated100 g23296
Rice185 g1.08117.351.89
Rice, Uncooked185 g1.08117.351.89
Cooked Rice158 g1.26620.2560.76
Oats90 g2.22235.56106.67
Rolled Oats90 g2.22235.56106.67
Chocolate Chips170 g1.17618.8256.47
Chocolate170 g1.17618.8256.47
Cocoa Powder85 g2.35337.65112.94
Cornstarch128 g1.5632575
Pasta, Dry100 g23296
Breadcrumbs108 g1.85229.6388.89
Peanut Butter258 g0.77512.437.21
Oil218 g0.91714.6844.04
Molasses337 g0.5949.528.49
Mayo220 g0.90914.5543.64
Honey340 g0.5889.4128.24
Egg White243 g0.82313.1739.51
Chicken, Chopped140 g1.42922.8668.57
Meat, Chopped140 g1.42922.8668.57
Ground Beef, Cooked150 g1.33321.3364
Blueberries148 g1.35121.6264.86
Strawberries, Sliced166 g1.20519.2857.83
Broccoli, Chopped91 g2.19835.16105.49
Potatoes, Diced150 g1.33321.3364
Pumpkin Puree245 g0.81613.0639.18
Almonds143 g1.39922.3867.13
Nuts, Mixed140 g1.42922.8668.57
Chickpeas, Cooked164 g1.22019.5158.54
Beans, Cooked177 g1.13018.0854.24
Lentils, Dry192 g1.04216.6750
Quinoa, Dry170 g1.17618.8256.47
Vegetables, Chopped150 g1.33321.3364
Coffee Grounds82 g2.43939.02117.07
Dog Food, Dry Kibble100 g23296

Why 200 Grams Is Different for Each Ingredient

The weight of 200 grams never changes, but the volume it occupies depends entirely on how dense the ingredient is. Two hundred grams of granulated sugar lands at exactly 1 cup, while the same 200 grams of all-purpose flour stretches to around 1 2/3 cups because flour is far lighter by volume. At the opposite end of the spectrum, 200 grams of honey compresses into less than 0.6 cups, since honey is considerably denser than most dry ingredients.

When precision matters in baking or cooking, weighing 200 grams on a kitchen scale will always outperform estimating with measuring cups. Factors such as how tightly an ingredient is packed, whether it has been sifted, or how finely it has been ground can all shift the cup amount noticeably. The converter and table above provide reliable volume estimates for everyday use, but a scale remains the gold standard for accuracy.

200 Grams To Cups, Tbsp, & Tsp