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As you can guess, a cup of flour can vary in weight depending on the density of the type of flour used. Even age, storage and moisture content will affect the weight. If your recipe calls for a weight of a particular flour rather than a volume, follow the recipe and weigh it out. Kitchen scales are an indispensable tool.
> so..... 28*8 = 224 grams in a cup
This is incorrect. There are 8 ounces in a cup of water. Water weighs a lot more than flour.
According to several other websites, there are 125 grams per cup of all-purpose flour.
125grams
There are 135 grams of graham flour or whole wheat flour in one cup. Per Australian measurement there are 135 grams of graham flour in one cup.
Approximately 124 grams of flour in a cup.
125 grams :)
500 grams
A cup of flour is about 112 grams.
That is approximately 128 grams
150 grams of flour will not fit into one cup. It is approximately 1.2 cups
When measuring flour, 409 grams would be equal to 1.73 cups. One cup of flour would be equal to 236.59 grams.
One cup of flour is 150 grams so 200 grams would be 1 and 1/3 cups.
125 grams in a cup of plain white
You would figure it out by using a kitchen scale. -However, one cup of milk is approximately 230 grams and a cup of plain white flour is 124 grams.You would figure it out by using a kitchen scale. -However, one cup of milk is approximately 230 grams and a cup of plain white flour is 124 grams.
a cup of flour is 250gm, half a cup is 125gm, and three quarters is 192.5gm and one quarter is 67.5gm. so 180gm is just under 3/4 of a cup. hope that helps