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Free, no sign-up, one line of HTML. Cups to grams for nine common baking ingredients, using real density data, not "just treat everything like water."

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<iframe src="https://unitmojo.com/kitchen-converter-embed" width="320" height="330" style="border:1px solid #DEE5DD;border-radius:8px" loading="lazy" title="Kitchen ingredient converter by UnitMojo"></iframe> <p style="font-size:12px;font-family:sans-serif;margin:6px 0 0">Kitchen converter by <a href="https://unitmojo.com/ingredient-weight-volume-converter">UnitMojo</a></p>

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Why this exists

Recipe blogs live and die by trust, and "1 cup flour = 120g, always" is close enough for most readers but wrong enough to matter if you're precise about it. This widget uses the same ingredient-density figures as the main UnitMojo converter, sourced from King Arthur Baking's own published chart, not a generic water-equals-everything assumption.

It's free to embed on any site. The only thing we ask is that the "Powered by UnitMojo" link at the bottom stays intact, since that link is genuinely the only thing we get out of it.

What it converts

Cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons, for: all-purpose flour, granulated sugar, brown sugar (packed), powdered sugar, butter, unsweetened cocoa powder, honey, milk, and water. Works in both directions (volume to grams, or grams back to volume).

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