How many cups is 200 g of butter?

0.8811 cups, which is about 7/8 cup, or a little under two sticks. On a scale that is 14.1 tablespoons. The converter above starts on 200 g with butter selected; change the amount to convert a different weight, and the tablespoon and ounce lines are listed under the result.

How many grams is a stick of butter?

113.5 g, using the tool's figure of 227 g for a US cup of butter, because a stick is half a cup. A stick is also 8 tablespoons and 4 ounces by weight, and a US pound of butter is four sticks. If a recipe says one stick and you have a block, cut 113 g and you are within half a gram.

How many grams are in 1 cup of butter?

227 g, from USDA FoodData Central. That is two US sticks, half a pound, or 16 tablespoons. Margarine is listed at the same 227 g, shortening is lighter at 205 g a cup, and melted coconut oil is 218 g, so the tool asks which fat you mean rather than assuming butter.

Does it matter whether the butter is melted or solid?

Not for this table. The figures here are by weight, and 227 g of butter weighs 227 g whether it is cold, softened or melted. Volume is what moves: melted butter settles with no air pockets, so a cup of melted butter can weigh a few grams more than a cup of softened butter pressed in. That is a reason to weigh butter rather than a correction the tool applies.

Butter Grams to Cups

Convert grams of butter to cups, sticks and tablespoons, and cups of butter back to grams, starting from 200 g of butter at 227 g a cup. Butter is the one ingredient people measure by the stick as often as by the cup, and the numbers line up: a US cup of butter is two sticks, half a pound, 227 g, and the table below is built from that single figure.

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Ingredient

Cup size

Round

Butter: 227 g in one US cup, a density of 0.9595 g per mL. Source: USDA FoodData Central.

Two US sticks, which is half a pound.

200 g of butter, in every unit

Cupscup · about 7/8
0.8811
Tablespoonstbsp
14.1
Teaspoonstsp
42.29
MillilitresmL
208.4
Fluid ounces (US)fl oz
7.048
Ounces (weight)oz
7.055
Kilogramskg
0.2
Poundslb
0.4409

Common ingredients

What one US cup of each weighs, and what your amount comes to in each. Pick a row to convert it.

Grams per cup	200 g in cup	Source
236.6	0.8453	1 g/mL
125	1.6	Spooned
140	1.429	Scooped
127	1.575	Spooned
114	1.754	Spooned
120	1.667	Spooned
200	1	USDA
220	0.9091	Packed
120	1.667	Spooned
227	0.8811	USDA
245	0.8163	USDA
238	0.8403	USDA
218	0.9174	USDA
340	0.5882	USDA
322	0.6211	USDA
85	2.353	Spooned
128	1.563	USDA
90	2.222	Spooned
185	1.081	USDA
170	1.176	USDA

There is no single answer to “how many grams in a cup”. A cup measures volume and a gram measures mass, so the two only meet through a density, and the density belongs to the ingredient. A cup of cocoa powder is 85 g, a cup of honey is 340 g, and both are correct. That is why the ingredient is a required choice here rather than an optional refinement, and why the number used is printed under every result with the source it came from. Accuracy. Cups measure volume and grams measure mass, so the answer depends on the ingredient; the density used is shown beside every result with its source. Flour differs by about 12 percent between spooned and scooped, and both are listed.

Butter: grams to cups and cups to grams

Computed with the tool's own figure for butter: 227 g per US cup of 236.588 mL, a density of 0.9595 g per mL, from USDA FoodData Central. The first ten rows are round gram amounts, the last eight are round cup amounts. A US stick of butter is 1/2 cup, so the 1/2 cup row is one stick and the 1 cup row is two.

Grams	Cups	To the nearest 1/8 cup
50 g	0.2203 cups	about 1/4 cup
100 g	0.4405 cups	about 1/2 cup
150 g	0.6608 cups	about 5/8 cup
200 g	0.8811 cups	about 7/8 cup
250 g	1.101 cups	about 1 1/8 cups
300 g	1.322 cups	about 1 3/8 cups
350 g	1.542 cups	about 1 1/2 cups
400 g	1.762 cups	about 1 3/4 cups
450 g	1.982 cups	about 2 cups
500 g	2.203 cups	about 2 1/4 cups
56.75 g	1/4 cup	exactly 1/4 cup
75.67 g	1/3 cup	about 3/8 cup
113.5 g	1/2 cup	exactly 1/2 cup
151.3 g	2/3 cup	about 5/8 cup
170.3 g	3/4 cup	exactly 3/4 cup
227 g	1 cup	exactly 1 cup
340.5 g	1 1/2 cups	exactly 1 1/2 cups
454 g	2 cups	exactly 2 cups

Common questions

How many cups is 200 g of butter?: 0.8811 cups, which is about 7/8 cup, or a little under two sticks. On a scale that is 14.1 tablespoons. The converter above starts on 200 g with butter selected; change the amount to convert a different weight, and the tablespoon and ounce lines are listed under the result.
How many grams is a stick of butter?: 113.5 g, using the tool's figure of 227 g for a US cup of butter, because a stick is half a cup. A stick is also 8 tablespoons and 4 ounces by weight, and a US pound of butter is four sticks. If a recipe says one stick and you have a block, cut 113 g and you are within half a gram.
How many grams are in 1 cup of butter?: 227 g, from USDA FoodData Central. That is two US sticks, half a pound, or 16 tablespoons. Margarine is listed at the same 227 g, shortening is lighter at 205 g a cup, and melted coconut oil is 218 g, so the tool asks which fat you mean rather than assuming butter.
Does it matter whether the butter is melted or solid?: Not for this table. The figures here are by weight, and 227 g of butter weighs 227 g whether it is cold, softened or melted. Volume is what moves: melted butter settles with no air pockets, so a cup of melted butter can weigh a few grams more than a cup of softened butter pressed in. That is a reason to weigh butter rather than a correction the tool applies.

Cups measure volume and grams measure mass, so the answer depends on the ingredient; the density used is shown beside every result with its source. Flour differs by about 12 percent between spooned and scooped, and both are listed.