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Almond Flour - Grams to Cups Conversion Calculator

Precise measurements for flour using three methods - also known as Almond Meal, Ground Almonds

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About Almond Flour

Almond flour is made from finely ground blanched almonds. It is gluten-free, high in protein and healthy fats, and popular in low-carb and paleo baking. Its fine texture produces tender, moist baked goods. It is also commonly known as almond meal or ground almonds.

Almond Flour has a density of 0.406 g/ml when measured using the Spoon & Level method. Like all dry ingredients, the measurement method significantly affects the volume.

This ingredient belongs to the flour category and is classified as a dry ingredient. Per 100g, it provides 571 calories,21.4g protein, 18.7g carbohydrates, and 50g fat.

Density data sourced from King Arthur Weight Chart. US Cup = 236.588ml (NIST). Results are estimates - actual volume may vary by ±5% depending on brand and batch.

Popular Conversions

Weight (g)Cups (Spoon & Level)Cups (Dip & Sweep)Cups (Sifted)
25g0.260.220.31
50g0.520.440.61
75g0.780.660.92
100g1.040.881.22
125g1.31.11.53
150g1.561.321.84
175g1.821.542.14
200g2.081.762.45
225g2.341.992.76
250g2.62.213.06
300g3.122.653.67
350g3.643.094.29
400g4.163.534.9
500g5.214.416.12
750g7.816.629.19
1000g10.418.8212.25

Expert Tips

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Almond flour is not a 1:1 substitute for wheat flour. It lacks gluten, so baked goods may be crumbly.

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Store almond flour in the refrigerator or freezer to prevent the natural oils from going rancid.

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Almond flour browns quickly - reduce oven temperature by 25°F and watch for over-browning.

Nutrition Facts

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g of Almond Flour

Calories571
Total Fat50g
Total Carbohydrates18.7g
Dietary Fiber11.8g
Total Sugars3.6g
Protein21.4g

Values are approximate and based on USDA data.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Almond Flour Measurements

Using the Spoon & Level method, 100g of almond flour equals approximately 1.02 cups. Almond flour is the least dense flour in our database at 0.406 g/ml.

Not directly. Almond flour lacks gluten and absorbs moisture differently. Use about 1:1 by volume but expect a denser, more crumbly result. Add an extra egg as a binder.

No. Almond flour is made from blanched (skinless) almonds and is finely ground. Almond meal includes the skins and is coarser. They are not interchangeable in all recipes.

1/4 cup of almond flour weighs approximately 24g when spooned and leveled, or 28g with dip & sweep.

1/3 cup of almond flour weighs approximately 32g when spooned and leveled, or 38g with dip & sweep.

1/2 cup of almond flour weighs approximately 48g when spooned and leveled, or 57g with dip & sweep.

1 cup of almond flour weighs approximately 96g when spooned and leveled, or 113g with dip & sweep.

1 1/2 cups of almond flour weighs approximately 144g when spooned and leveled, or 170g with dip & sweep.

2 cups of almond flour weighs approximately 192g when spooned and leveled, or 227g with dip & sweep.

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