What do the three charts cover?

Cups to grams for four ingredients, spoons and cups to millilitres, and a cheat sheet of liquid, dry weight, oven temperatures and butter.

Does the cup-to-gram table cover every ingredient?

No. It names flour, sugar, butter and rice; other ingredients weigh differently per cup, so check those separately.

Can I get UK units instead of US cups?

Type UK units as the direction. It is a request, not a promised result; the nine pictures shown here are the ones on this page.

Which style suits a kitchen wall?

Infographic is the easiest to read at a glance; chalkboard suits a kitchen that already has a board.

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Kitchen conversion charts: cups to grams, spoons, cheat sheet

Kitchen conversion charts — a table of cups to grams for flour, sugar, butter and rice, rows for 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4 and 1 cup, a small drawing of each ingredient at the head of its column, a vintage mid-century cookbook page with hand-lettered headings and small ink drawings

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Reading 1Cups to grams

Reading 2Spoons

Reading 3Cheat sheet

Kitchen conversion charts for the fridge door or the inside of a cabinet, so a recipe written in other units can be followed. The three charts give cups to grams for flour, sugar, butter and rice; spoons and cups to millilitres; and a four-panel cheat sheet of liquid volume, dry weight, oven temperatures and butter sticks. Type a different subject, such as UK units or for baking, and the same styles carry the request.

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Frequently asked questions

What do the three charts cover?: Cups to grams for four ingredients, spoons and cups to millilitres, and a cheat sheet of liquid, dry weight, oven temperatures and butter.
Does the cup-to-gram table cover every ingredient?: No. It names flour, sugar, butter and rice; other ingredients weigh differently per cup, so check those separately.
Can I get UK units instead of US cups?: Type UK units as the direction. It is a request, not a promised result; the nine pictures shown here are the ones on this page.
Which style suits a kitchen wall?: Infographic is the easiest to read at a glance; chalkboard suits a kitchen that already has a board.

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