Uncooked White Rice: Cups to Grams Converter

Estimate cup to g for rice uncooked using an editable grams-per-cup assumption.

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This calculator converts rice uncooked between cup and g. The default example is 1 cup ≈ 198 g, using 198 g per US cup.

The default uses King Arthur Baking's “Rice (long grain, dry)” entry, scaled to 198 g per cup. The chart weights are rounded baking references, not exact densities.

Packing, grinding, moisture and brand can change the weight that fits in a cup. For repeatable baking, weigh the ingredient. US customary measures are used: 1 cup = 16 tablespoons = 48 teaspoons = 236.5882365 mL.

The formula

grams = cups × grams per cup
cups = grams ÷ grams per cup
grams per cup
The editable density and packing assumption
US cup
236.5882365 mL; a US butter stick is treated as half a cup

How to use this calculator

  1. Enter the quantity in cup.
  2. Check or replace the grams-per-cup assumption.
  3. Convert the source quantity to grams, then from grams to the target unit.

Worked examples

Default assumption

1 cup gives about 198 g at 198 g per cup. Changing the weight assumption changes the answer.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the answer an estimate?

Volume measures space; mass measures weight. Converting between them requires ingredient density, and that changes with packing and preparation.

Are fluid ounces and ounces interchangeable?

No. A fluid ounce measures volume; an avoirdupois ounce measures mass. This calculator keeps the two units separate.

Reference values

Source quantityEstimated g at 198 g/cup
0.5 cup99
1 cup198
2 cup396
5 cup990

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