Verified Cup Weight227g / US Cup Density

⅓ cup of Butter (Softened / Sticks) in Grams

Complete weight conversion, condition density variance, brand comparisons, and recipe scaling for ⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks).

Direct Answer

⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks) weighs 75.7 grams when measured level.

This volume of butter (softened / sticks) is equal to 5.3 tablespoons or 16.0 teaspoons. In dry weight measurement, ⅓ cup equals 2.67 ounces (75.66g exact).

Convert ⅓ cup of Softened Butter to Other Units

Instantly calculate exact gram, ounce, tablespoon, and liquid millilitre equivalents for ⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks).

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Calculated Conversion Output
7 tablespoons + ¼ teaspoon
0.44 cups
Basis: 1 US Customary Cup (236.59 ml) = 227g (Butter)
1 Cup Measuring Container
1 Cup¾½¼
Cross-Unit Equivalent Strip
Tablespoons7 tbsp
Teaspoons21.1 tsp
Ounces3.53 oz
Millilitres104.2 ml
Butter Sticks0.88 stick
Pounds0.22 lbs
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Cross-Unit Conversion Table for ⅓ cup Butter (Softened / Sticks)

Complete breakdown of weight, volume, and count equivalents for ⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks).

Measurement UnitConverted ValueConversion Basis
Gram Weight75.7 grams227g per US customary cup
Ounces Weight (Dry)2.67 oz28.3495 grams per oz
US Tablespoons5.3 tbsp16 tbsp per US cup
US Teaspoons16.0 tsp48 tsp per US cup
Fluid Millilitres (ml)78.9 mlDensity: 0.9595 g/ml
Pounds (lbs)0.167 lbs453.592 grams per lb
US Sticks of Butter0.67 sticks1 stick = ½ cup (113.4g)

Condition Variance: How Preparation Technique Alters Weight

Measuring by volume introduces density variations depending on whether butter (softened / sticks) is spooned, scooped, sifted, or packed. Here is the exact gram weight for ⅓ cup:

Spooned & Leveled (Standard)

75.7 grams

Fluffed and leveled off
Scooped Directly (Compacted)

84.7 grams

Packs 12-15% extra weight
Sifted / Aerated

68.1 grams

Aerated particle structure
Recipe Impact Analysis:

Scooping ⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks) directly from the bag creates a weight variance of 16.6 grams compared to sifted flour. In precision recipes, this extra 16.6g causes dry cake crumbs, dense bread dough, and altered moisture absorption.

Brand Density Variance for ⅓ cup Butter (Softened / Sticks)

Commercial flour and pantry brands publish slightly different cup weights. Here is what ⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks) weighs across major brands:

BrandPublished Cup Weight⅓ cup Weight in GramsDifference from Standard
Land O'Lakes227g / cup75.7g0.0g variance
Kerrygold227g / cup75.7g0.0g variance

Recipe Scaling Multipliers for ⅓ cup Butter (Softened / Sticks)

Easily double, triple, or halve your recipe by converting scaled cup amounts of butter (softened / sticks) directly into exact grams:

Recipe Context: What is ⅓ cup of Butter (Softened / Sticks) Used For?

In professional baking recipes, ⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks) (75.7 grams) provides the necessary density and moisture balance for key recipe formulations.

Press softened butter into cup or use stick markings (227g = 2 sticks = 1 cup).

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Frequently Asked Questions: ⅓ cup Butter (Softened / Sticks)

How many grams is ⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks)?

⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks) weighs 75.7 grams when measured spooned and leveled into a US customary measuring cup. This corresponds to 5.3 tablespoons or 2.67 dry ounces.

Why does ⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks) weigh 75.7g?

Weight depends on bulk density. Butter (Softened / Sticks) has a verified density of 227 grams per US cup (236.588 ml). Multiplying 0.3333 cups by 227g/cup yields exactly 75.7 grams.

How does measuring technique affect ⅓ cup of butter (softened / sticks) in grams?

Spooned and leveled ⅓ cup weighs 75.7g. Scooping directly from the bag compacts particles and increases weight to 84.7g (a 16.6g difference), which can ruin recipe ratios.