300 Grams to Cups Conversion Chart

300 grams to cups depends on what you are measuring. Use this chart to compare common baking ingredients, then open the exact ingredient page for method-specific details.

300g to Cups by Ingredient

Ingredient	Spoon & Level	Dip & Sweep	Sifted
300g all-purpose flour	2 1/3 cups	2 1/8 cups	2 3/4 cups
300g granulated sugar	1 1/2 cups	1 1/4 cups	1 3/4 cups
300g brown sugar (packed)	1 1/3 cups	1 1/8 cups	1 2/3 cups
300g powdered sugar	2 1/2 cups	2 1/8 cups	2 3/4 cups
300g butter	1 1/3 cups	1 1/8 cups	1 1/2 cups
300g peanut butter	1 1/8 cups	1 1/8 cups	1 1/8 cups
300g bread flour	2 1/3 cups	1 3/4 cups	2 3/4 cups
300g cake flour	2 3/4 cups	2 1/3 cups	3 1/4 cups
300g whole wheat flour	2 1/2 cups	2 1/8 cups	2 3/4 cups
300g almond flour	3 1/8 cups	2 2/3 cups	3 2/3 cups
300g cocoa powder	2 3/4 cups	2 1/3 cups	3 1/3 cups
300g rolled oats	3 1/3 cups	2 3/4 cups	3 3/4 cups
300g whole milk	1 1/4 cups	1 1/8 cups	1 1/2 cups
300g heavy cream	1 1/4 cups	1 1/8 cups	1 1/2 cups
300g honey	3/4 cup	3/4 cup	1 1/8 cups
300g olive oil	1 1/3 cups	1 1/8 cups	1 2/3 cups
300g water	1 1/4 cups	1 1/4 cups	1 1/4 cups
300g cooked white rice	1 3/4 cups	1 3/4 cups	1 3/4 cups

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Frequently Asked Questions

300 grams can be a different number of cups depending on the ingredient. For example, 300g all-purpose flour is 2 1/3 cups, while 300g granulated sugar is 1 1/2 cups.

Cups measure volume, while grams measure weight. Flour, sugar, butter, oats, and liquids have different densities, so the same gram weight fills a different cup volume.

Choose the exact ingredient first, then use the ingredient-specific conversion. Spoon & Level is the recommended method for dry baking ingredients.