390 Grams to Cups

How many cups is 390 grams? Use this 390g to cups chart for flour, sugar, butter, oats, and other common baking ingredients.

390 grams is a frequent bread-dough flour weight, landing just over 3 cups of all-purpose flour but under 2 cups of granulated sugar.

How Many Cups Is 390 Grams?

390 grams is about 3⅛ cups of all-purpose flour, 2 cups of granulated sugar, or 1¾ cups of butter — the exact answer depends on the ingredient's density.

Ingredient390g in cupsg/cup
Water1⅝ cups(1 cup + 10 tablespoons)240
All-Purpose Flour3⅛ cups(3 cups + 2 tablespoons)125
Granulated Sugar2 cups(1 cup + 15 tablespoons)200
Brown Sugar (Packed)1¾ cups(1 cup + 12 tablespoons)220
Butter1¾ cups(1 cup + 11 tablespoons)227
Milk1⅝ cups(1 cup + 9 tablespoons)245
Rice (Uncooked)2⅛ cups(2 cups + 2 tablespoons)185
Oats4⅓ cups(4 cups + 5 tablespoons)90
Cocoa Powder4½ cups(4 cups + 9 tablespoons)86
Powdered Sugar3¼ cups(3 cups + 4 tablespoons)120

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390g to Cups Chart for 96 Ingredients

The same 390 grams fills a different amount of a cup for every ingredient. This chart converts 390g to cups, tablespoons, and teaspoons using the US customary cup, with the grams-per-cup weight each row is based on.

Ingredient390g in cupsTbspTspg per cup
Flours
All-Purpose Flour3⅛ cups48.8150125
Bread Flour3⅛ cups48.8144127
Cake Flour3⅜ cups55.7163114
Self-Rising Flour3⅛ cups48.8150125
Whole Wheat Flour3¼ cups52156120
Almond Flour4⅛ cups6519596
Coconut Flour3 cups48.8144128
Oat Flour3¾ cups60177104
Rye Flour3⅞ cups60.9186102
Spelt Flour3¼ cups52156120
Semolina Flour2⅓ cups37.5111167
Buckwheat Flour3¼ cups52156120
Sugars and sweeteners
Granulated Sugar2 cups31.292.9200
Brown Sugar (Packed)1¾ cups28.384.8220
Powdered Sugar3¼ cups52156120
Coconut Sugar2⅛ cups34.7104180
Turbinado Sugar2 cups31.292.9200
Honey1⅛ cups18.655.7340
Maple Syrup1¼ cups19.558.2322
Corn Syrup1⅛ cups18.655.7340
Molasses1¼ cups1957.4328
Agave Nectar1⅛ cups18.655.7336
Butter, oils and fats
Butter1¾ cups27.983227
Margarine1¾ cups27.983227
Shortening1⅞ cups30.590.7205
Vegetable Oil1¾ cups28.786.7218
Olive Oil1¾ cups28.986.7216
Coconut Oil1¾ cups28.786.7218
Lard1⅞ cups30.590.7205
Dairy
Milk1⅝ cups25.576.5245
Buttermilk1⅝ cups25.576.5245
Heavy Cream1⅝ cups26.278238
Half and Half1⅝ cups25.878242
Sour Cream1⅝ cups25.878242
Yogurt1⅝ cups25.576.5245
Greek Yogurt1⅝ cups25.576.5245
Cream Cheese1⅔ cups26.981.3232
Condensed Milk1¼ cups20.460.9306
Evaporated Milk1½ cups24.773.6252
Ricotta Cheese1⅝ cups25.376.5246
Cottage Cheese1¾ cups27.783226
Liquids
Water1⅝ cups2678240
Almond Milk1⅝ cups25.676.5244
Oat Milk1⅝ cups25.676.5244
Soy Milk1⅝ cups25.776.5243
Coconut Milk1¾ cups27.783226
Lemon Juice1⅝ cups25.676.5244
Orange Juice1⅝ cups25.275248
Vanilla Extract1⅞ cups3090.7208
Chicken Broth1⅝ cups2678240
Coffee (Brewed)1⅔ cups26.479.6237
Rice, grains and pasta
Rice (Uncooked)2⅛ cups33.6100185
Brown Rice (Uncooked)2 cups32.897.5190
Arborio Rice2 cups31.292.9200
Oats4⅓ cups69.620590
Quinoa2⅓ cups36.8111170
Couscous2¼ cups36.1108173
Bulgur2¾ cups44.6134140
Barley2 cups31.292.9200
Cornmeal2⅜ cups38.2115163
Spaghetti (Dry)3⅞ cups62.4186100
Macaroni (Dry)3¾ cups59.1177105
Penne (Dry)3⅞ cups62.4186100
Nuts and seeds
Almonds (Whole)2¾ cups43.8130143
Almonds (Sliced)4¼ cups67.820592
Walnuts (Chopped)3¼ cups52156120
Pecans (Chopped)3⅝ cups57.4170109
Cashews2⅞ cups45.3134137
Peanuts2⅔ cups42.9130146
Pistachios3⅛ cups50.6150123
Peanut Butter1½ cups24.473.6258
Sesame Seeds2¾ cups43.3130144
Sunflower Seeds2¾ cups44.6134140
Pumpkin Seeds3 cups48.8144129
Chia Seeds2⅓ cups37.1111168
Flax Seeds2⅓ cups37.1111168
Baking staples
Cocoa Powder4½ cups72.221786
Chocolate Chips2⅓ cups36.8111170
White Chocolate Chips2⅓ cups36.8111170
Cornstarch3 cups48.8144128
Breadcrumbs3⅝ cups57.8173108
Shredded Coconut4¼ cups67.220593
Raisins2⅜ cups37.9115165
Dried Cranberries3¼ cups52156120
Milk Powder3¼ cups52156120
Baking Powder1¾ cups28.384.8220
Baking Soda1⅜ cups21.765288
Instant Yeast2⅝ cups41.5126150
Salt1⅜ cups21.765288
Gelatin Powder2⅝ cups41.5126150
Cheese
Parmesan (Grated)3⅞ cups62.4186100
Cheddar (Shredded)3½ cups55.7163113
Mozzarella (Shredded)3½ cups55.7170112
Feta (Crumbled)2⅝ cups41.5126150
Blue Cheese (Crumbled)2⅞ cups46.4139135
Goat Cheese1⅔ cups27.181.3230

Converting 390 Grams to Cups

When converting 390grams to cups, the result varies significantly based on the ingredient's density. Here's how the most common ingredients compare:

All-Purpose Flour

3⅛ cups

3 cups + 2 tablespoons

Almond Flour

4⅛ cups

4 cups + 1 tablespoon

Granulated Sugar

2 cups

1 cup + 15 tablespoons

Brown Sugar (Packed)

1¾ cups

1 cup + 12 tablespoons

Powdered Sugar

3¼ cups

3 cups + 4 tablespoons

Honey

1⅛ cups

1 cup + 2 tablespoons

Why the Difference?

The reason 390g of flour isn't the same volume as 390g of sugar comes down to density. Flour is light and fluffy, with air trapped between particles, so a cup of flour weighs less. Sugar crystals pack together more densely, making a cup of sugar heavier.

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390 grams equals different amounts in cups depending on the ingredient. For all-purpose flour, 390g is about 3⅛ cups. For sugar, 390g is about 2 cups. Always check the specific ingredient for an accurate conversion.

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