🌰 Chip, Nut & Produce Weights

Chip, Nut & Produce Weights holds 256 pages covering 26 ingredients — chocolate chips, nuts, oats, rice and chopped produce. Each page uses the measured density of one specific ingredient, which is the only way a cup can be turned into a gram.

A cup is a volume and a gram is a mass, so the conversion between them depends entirely on what is in the cup: a cup of all-purpose flour is about 125 g while a cup of honey is about 340 g. A single generic cups-to-grams tool has to pick one density and be wrong about everything else, which is why there is a page per ingredient here instead.

Every page names the density it uses and the measuring convention behind it — spooned and levelled rather than scooped and packed, since the difference is roughly a fifth for flour. Both directions are covered, and the cup, tablespoon and teaspoon figures come from the same density rather than being rounded separately.

The collection cross-links to the general volume and weight converters, which is where to go if your ingredient is not listed here, and sits alongside the rest of Spice, Nut & Produce Weights.