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Peanut Butter Grams to Cups

Peanut Butter grams to cups at a glance

One cup of peanut butter weighs 258 grams — denser than water, because it is mostly ground nuts and oil with no trapped air. A scale turns the sticky job of packing peanut butter into a cup into a clean pour.

Peanut butter clings to measuring cups, so weighing is both more accurate and less wasteful. Natural peanut butter (just nuts and salt) and no-stir brands weigh about the same per cup — just stir natural jars well first so you are not measuring a cup of separated oil. One rounded tablespoon is about 16 grams.

1 Cup of Peanut Butter in Grams

One cup of peanut butter weighs 258 grams. Here are the common cup fractions by weight:

1 cup258g
¾ cup194g
⅔ cup172g
½ cup129g
⅓ cup86g
¼ cup65g
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US customary cup (236.588ml) · 258g per cup

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Peanut Butter Density at a Glance

258g
per cup
16.13g
per tablespoon
5.38g
per teaspoon

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Peanut Butter Conversion Chart

Common gram amounts of peanut butter converted to cups and tablespoons:

GramsCupsTablespoons
10g0.04 cups0.6 tbsp
15g0.06 cups0.9 tbsp
20g⅛ cup1 tbsp
25g⅛ cup2 tbsp
28g⅛ cup2 tbsp
30g⅛ cup2 tbsp
35g⅛ cup2 tbsp
40g⅛ cup2 tbsp
45g⅛ cup3 tbsp
50g¼ cup3 tbsp
56g¼ cup3 tbsp
60g¼ cup4 tbsp
65g¼ cup4 tbsp
70g¼ cup4 tbsp
75g¼ cup5 tbsp
80g⅓ cup5 tbsp
85g⅓ cup5 tbsp
90g⅓ cup6 tbsp
100g⅜ cup6 tbsp
110g⅜ cup7 tbsp
113g½ cup7 tbsp
115g½ cup7 tbsp
120g½ cup7 tbsp
125g½ cup8 tbsp
130g½ cup8 tbsp
140g½ cup9 tbsp
150g⅝ cup9 tbsp
160g⅝ cup10 tbsp
165g⅝ cup10 tbsp
170g⅔ cup11 tbsp
175g⅔ cup11 tbsp
180g⅔ cup11 tbsp
185g¾ cup11 tbsp
190g¾ cup12 tbsp
200g¾ cup12 tbsp
220g⅞ cup14 tbsp
225g⅞ cup14 tbsp
227g⅞ cup14 tbsp
230g⅞ cup14 tbsp
240g⅞ cup15 tbsp
250g1 cup16 tbsp
255g1 cup16 tbsp
260g1 cup16 tbsp
275g1⅛ cups17 tbsp
280g1⅛ cups17 tbsp
300g1⅛ cups19 tbsp
320g1¼ cups20 tbsp
340g1⅓ cups21 tbsp
350g1⅜ cups22 tbsp
360g1⅜ cups22 tbsp
375g1½ cups23 tbsp
390g1½ cups24 tbsp
400g1½ cups25 tbsp
410g1⅝ cups25 tbsp
420g1⅝ cups26 tbsp
450g1¾ cups28 tbsp
454g1¾ cups28 tbsp
480g1⅞ cups30 tbsp
500g2 cups31 tbsp
550g2⅛ cups34 tbsp
560g2⅛ cups35 tbsp
600g2⅓ cups37 tbsp
650g2½ cups40 tbsp
700g2¾ cups43 tbsp
750g2⅞ cups47 tbsp
800g3⅛ cups50 tbsp
900g3½ cups56 tbsp
1000g3⅞ cups62 tbsp

Dedicated peanut butter amount guides link directly; other rows link to the all-ingredient amount chart.

Nuts & Seeds compared by cup weight

Swapping one type for another changes the weight of a cup, so a recipe written in cups is not portable between them:

Type1 cupvs peanut butter
Peanut Butter258g
Almonds (Whole)143g-115g
Almonds (Sliced)92g-166g
Walnuts (Chopped)120g-138g
Pecans (Chopped)109g-149g
Peanuts146g-112g
Cashews137g-121g
Hazelnuts135g-123g
Pine Nuts136g-122g
Sesame Seeds144g-114g
Sunflower Seeds140g-118g
Chia Seeds168g-90g

What changes a cup of peanut butter

A cup of peanut butter weighs about 258g measured the way this chart assumes. Packing it down can push it toward 335g and a loose fill can leave it near 219g, which is why weighing gives a repeatable result and a cup measure gives an estimate.

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Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cups is 100g of peanut butter?

100 grams of peanut butter is about 0.39 cups — just over ⅓ cup.

How many grams is 2 tablespoons of peanut butter?

About 32 grams — the standard serving size listed on most nutrition labels.

Is natural peanut butter the same weight as regular?

Per cup, yes — both land near 258g. Stir natural peanut butter thoroughly first, since the oil separates and a cup of the oily top layer weighs less.

How do I measure peanut butter without the mess?

Set your mixing bowl on a scale and spoon peanut butter straight in to the gram. It is cleaner and more accurate than scraping it out of a dry measuring cup.