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Sugars & Syrups Conversion Chart

Convert any amount of sugars & syrups to grams below, or scan the full chart. Click any ingredient for its own converter.

Sugars & Syrups conversion chart

Ingredient1 cup½ cup¼ cup
Granulated Sugar200 g100 g50 g
Brown Sugar (packed)213 g106.5 g53.3 g
Powdered Sugar113 g56.5 g28.3 g
Honey340 g170 g85 g
Maple Syrup322 g161 g80.5 g
Corn Syrup328 g164 g82 g
Caster Sugar190 g95 g47.5 g
Coconut Sugar154 g77 g38.5 g
Molasses340 g170 g85 g
Golden Syrup340 g170 g85 g
Agave Nectar336 g168 g84 g
Pitted Dates (Chopped)149 g74.5 g37.3 g
Dried Cranberries114 g57 g28.5 g

Remember: every sugars & syrup has a different density, so always convert by ingredient rather than using one ratio. For other amounts, open the individual converter.

Replacing the sugar with honey rather than just measuring it? The sugar to honey conversion chart covers the ½–¾ ratio, the liquid reduction and the baking-soda rule.

Frequently asked questions

How many grams is 1 cup of sugar?

One cup of granulated white sugar weighs 200 g. Packed brown sugar is heavier at 213 g, caster sugar is 190 g, and powdered (icing) sugar is much lighter at 113 g.

Why does brown sugar weigh more than white sugar?

Brown sugar is packed into the cup and holds moisture from its molasses, so a cup contains more — about 213 g packed versus 200 g for granulated sugar.

How many grams is 1 cup of honey?

One cup of honey weighs about 340 g. Other liquid sweeteners are similar and heavy: maple syrup 322 g, corn syrup 328 g, golden syrup and molasses 340 g, agave nectar 336 g.

How do you measure sticky syrups by the cup?

Lightly oil or spray the measuring cup first so honey, molasses or maple syrup slide out cleanly, or weigh them straight into the bowl in grams for the most accuracy.

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