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Heavy cream: cups to grams

One US cup of heavy cream weighs 232 g, and one tablespoon weighs 15 g. Convert any amount below, in either direction.

Unit
Ingredient

heavy cream

232 g

8.2 oz

of heavy cream

Poured, unwhipped. Sold as double cream in the UK.

Heavy cream conversion table

Every amount a recipe is likely to ask for. Half a cup is 116 g.

heavy cream measured by volume, converted to grams and ounces
Heavy creamGramsOunces
1 teaspoon4.8 g0.2 oz
1 tablespoon15 g0.5 oz
1/4 cup58 g2 oz
1/3 cup77 g2.7 oz
1/2 cup116 g4.1 oz
2/3 cup155 g5.5 oz
3/4 cup174 g6.1 oz
1 cup232 g8.2 oz
1 1/2 cups348 g12.3 oz
2 cups464 g16.4 oz
3 cups696 g24.6 oz
4 cups928 g32.7 oz

Poured, unwhipped. Sold as double cream in the UK.

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Questions

How many grams is a cup of heavy cream?

232 g. That is one US customary cup, 236.6 ml. Poured, unwhipped. Sold as double cream in the UK.

How many grams is a tablespoon of heavy cream?

15 g. A tablespoon is a sixteenth of a cup. A teaspoon of heavy cream is 4.8 g.

Which cup does this use?

The US customary cup, 236.6 ml, which is the one American recipes mean. A UK or Australian metric cup is 250 ml, about 6% larger, and a Japanese cup is 200 ml. If your recipe is metric, type the millilitres in directly.

Why is my cup of flour heavier than 120 g?

Because of how you filled it. Scooping straight from the bag compacts the flour and can give you 145 g or more; the standard 120 g assumes you spooned it in and levelled it off. That 20% swing is the reason bakers weigh instead of scooping, and it is why halved and doubled recipes go wrong so often.

Are these conversions exact?

They are the standard US baking-reference values, and each ingredient page says how the cup was filled to get its number. For liquids and sugars they are good to within a gram or two. For anything fluffy or packable, like flour, brown sugar or grated cheese, measuring by volume carries more error than the conversion does.

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