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Leavening Cups to Grams Converter

Volumetric cup to mass gram conversions across all leavening ingredients.

Direct Answer

Measuring leavening by volume yields different gram weights depending on ingredient density. One cup ranges from 110g for light items up to 292g for dense items.

Select your specific ingredient below to convert fractional and whole cup measurements directly into exact grams, ounces, and tablespoons.

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Calculated Conversion Output
14 tablespoons + 1¾ teaspoons
0.91 cups
Basis: 1 US Customary Cup (236.59 ml) = 110g (Guar Gum)
1 Cup Measuring Container
1 Cup¾½¼
Cross-Unit Equivalent Strip
Tablespoons14.5 tbsp
Teaspoons43.6 tsp
Ounces3.53 oz
Millilitres215.1 ml
Butter SticksN/A
Pounds0.22 lbs
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Leavening Cup Weight Reference Table

Gram weights for ¼ cup, ½ cup, ¾ cup, and 1 cup across all leavening ingredients:

Ingredient¼ Cup (g)½ Cup (g)¾ Cup (g)1 Cup (g)Link
Pure Guar Gum Powder27.5g55.0g82.5g110gView Guar Gum →
Pure Agar Agar Powder30.0g60.0g90.0g120gView Agar Agar →
Soy Lecithin Powder30.0g60.0g90.0g120gView Soy Lecithin →
Instant Yeast33.8g67.5g101.3g135gView Instant Yeast →
Maldon Flaky Sea Salt33.8g67.5g101.3g135gView Flaky Sea Salt →
Commercial Dough Conditioner35.0g70.0g105.0g140gView Dough Enhancer →
Universal Low-Sugar Fruit Pectin36.0g72.0g108.0g144gView Universal Pectin →
Xanthan Gum37.0g74.0g111.0g148gView Xanthan Gum →
Cream of Tartar37.5g75.0g112.5g150gView Cream of Tartar →
Active Dry Yeast37.5g75.0g112.5g150gView Active Dry Yeast →
Psyllium Husk Powder37.5g75.0g112.5g150gView Psyllium Husk Powder →
Powdered Erythritol (Swerve Confectioners)40.0g80.0g120.0g160gView Powdered Erythritol (Swerve Confectioners) →
Unflavored Gelatin Powder40.0g80.0g120.0g160gView Unflavored Gelatin →
Kosher Salt (Morton / Diamond Crystal)45.0g90.0g135.0g180gView Kosher Salt (Morton / Diamond Crystal) →
Baker's Ammonia (Ammonium Carbonate)47.5g95.0g142.5g190gView Baker's Ammonia →
Baking Powder48.0g96.0g144.0g192gView Baking Powder →
Double-Acting Baking Powder48.0g96.0g144.0g192gView Baking Powder →
Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C Powder)50.0g100.0g150.0g200gView Ascorbic Acid →
Food-Grade Citric Acid Powder52.5g105.0g157.5g210gView Citric Acid →
Pure Tartaric Acid Powder52.5g105.0g157.5g210gView Tartaric Acid →
Baking Soda55.0g110.0g165.0g220gView Baking Soda →
Coarse Sea Salt Crystals55.0g110.0g165.0g220gView Coarse Sea Salt →
Fresh Compressed Cake Yeast57.5g115.0g172.5g230gView Fresh Yeast →
Pomona Calcium Water59.3g118.5g177.8g237gView Calcium Water →
Liquid Sunflower Lecithin60.0g120.0g180.0g240gView Sunflower Lecithin →
Fine Mediterranean Sea Salt70.0g140.0g210.0g280gView Fine Sea Salt →
Fine Pink Himalayan Salt70.0g140.0g210.0g280gView Fine Pink Salt →
Table Salt (Fine)73.0g146.0g219.0g292gView Table Salt (Fine) →

Why Cup Weights Vary in Leavening

Micro-ingredients like chemical leaveners and bio-yeasts require rigorous weight control. Pure sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) is a dense crystalline powder weighing 220 grams per cup (4.6g per tsp). Commercial baking powder combines baking soda with monocalcium phosphate, sodium aluminum sulfate, and cornstarch buffer; this blend reduces bulk density to 192 grams per cup (4.0g per tsp). Granular active dry yeast and instant yeast consist of dehydrated yeast spheres weighing 150 grams per cup (3.1g per tsp). Over-measuring leaveners by even 2 grams causes bitter chemical flavors and collapsed cake structures.

Common Cup Volumes in Grams (Leavening)

Cup AmountGuar GumAgar AgarSoy LecithinInstant YeastFlaky Sea Salt
0.25 cup27.5g30.0g30.0g33.8g33.8g
0.333 cup36.6g40.0g40.0g45.0g45.0g
0.5 cup55.0g60.0g60.0g67.5g67.5g
0.667 cup73.4g80.0g80.0g90.0g90.0g
0.75 cup82.5g90.0g90.0g101.3g101.3g
1 cup110.0g120.0g120.0g135.0g135.0g
1.5 cup165.0g180.0g180.0g202.5g202.5g
2 cup220.0g240.0g240.0g270.0g270.0g
2.5 cup275.0g300.0g300.0g337.5g337.5g
3 cup330.0g360.0g360.0g405.0g405.0g

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many grams is 1 teaspoon of baking soda?

One level US teaspoon of baking soda weighs 4.6 grams (220g per cup).

How many grams is 1 teaspoon of baking powder?

One level US teaspoon of baking powder weighs 4.0 grams (192g per cup).

How many grams are in a standard packet of active dry yeast?

A standard US packet of yeast contains 7 grams (¼ ounce or approx 2¼ teaspoons).

Can I swap instant yeast for active dry yeast 1:1 by weight?

Yes, instant yeast and active dry yeast have identical weight metrics (150g/cup, 3.1g/tsp) and swap 1:1 by weight in grams.

Why does baking powder weigh less per cup than baking soda?

Baking powder includes light cornstarch filler to separate the acid and base salts, lowering its density from 220g/cup down to 192g/cup.