The conversion of grams to cups depends on the density of the substance being measured. For example, 360 grams of water is roughly 1.5 cups, as 1 cup of water weighs approximately 240 grams. However, for ingredients like flour or sugar, the conversion may be different due to their varying densities. It is best to refer to a specific conversion chart for the ingredient in question to get a more accurate measurement.
450 mL = 1.9 cups Or: 1 cup + 3/4 cup
Just divide the number of gramms by 1000.
1 quart = 4 cups2 quarts = 8 cups2 quarts + 3 cups = 8 cups + 3 cups = 11 cups
There are 18 cups in 4.5 quarts.
That is approximately 1.235 cups.
Slightly more than 1 1/2 cups makes 360 milliliters.
That is 2.9 cups of flour
1000
About 1.55 grams.
360 16-oz cups in 45 gallons.
Well, honey, 360 mL is about 1.52 cups. So if you're eyeballing it in the kitchen, just grab a measuring cup and pour until you hit that sweet spot. Just remember, precision is key unless you're feeling adventurous with your cooking measurements.
According to SI, we can use gramms, kilogramms and tons, for example.
2.43 oz
453.592 g
5000 grams of fat!
Speed Stack cups come in sets of 12. There are no cases, but the Sport PAck package comes with either 15 or 30 sets of cups, so either 180 cups or 360 cups.
450 mL = 1.9 cups Or: 1 cup + 3/4 cup