Cooked Rice Grams to Cups: Conversion Chart & Calculator
Cooked rice grams to cups is different from uncooked rice grams to cups, because rice absorbs water as it cooks and gets much heavier. Cooked white rice weighs about 158 grams per US cup and cooked brown rice about 195 grams per US cup, so 100 grams of cooked white rice = 0.63 cups, 200 grams of cooked white rice = 1.27 cups, and 100 grams of cooked brown rice = 0.51 cups. If you searched for cooked rice in cups, grams of cooked rice to cups, or how many cups is 200g cooked rice, use the cooked values on this page β not the uncooked ones.
100g cooked white rice = 0.63 cups, 200g cooked white rice = 1.27 cups, and 100g cooked brown rice = 0.51 cups.
Cooked Rice Grams to Cups Calculator
Choose cooked white or cooked brown rice and enter the grams. The calculator starts at 100 grams, but you can enter any gram amount.
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Cooked Rice Grams to Cups Conversion Chart
The following chart shows grams of cooked rice in cups for cooked white rice (158g per cup) and cooked brown rice (195g per cup).
| Cooked Rice | White Rice Cups | Brown Rice Cups | White Rice Tablespoons |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50g cooked | 0.32 cup | 0.26 cup | 5.06 tbsp (white) |
| 100g cooked | 0.63 cup | 0.51 cup | 10.13 tbsp (white) |
| 150g cooked | 0.95 cup | 0.77 cup | 15.19 tbsp (white) |
| 200g cooked | 1.27 cup | 1.03 cup | 20.25 tbsp (white) |
| 250g cooked | 1.58 cup | 1.28 cup | 25.32 tbsp (white) |
| 300g cooked | 1.9 cup | 1.54 cup | 30.38 tbsp (white) |
| 400g cooked | 2.53 cup | 2.05 cup | 40.51 tbsp (white) |
| 500g cooked | 3.16 cup | 2.56 cup | 50.63 tbsp (white) |
How to Convert Cooked Rice Grams to Cups
To convert cooked rice grams to cups, divide grams by the cooked grams per cup.
Cups = grams Γ· cooked grams per cupCups = 100 Γ· 158 = 0.63 cup (white)Cups = 100 Γ· 195 = 0.51 cup (brown)Therefore, 100 grams of cooked white rice equals 0.63 cups.
Cooked vs Uncooked Rice: Why the Values Differ
Uncooked white rice weighs 185 grams per cup, but after cooking the same rice weighs only about 158 grams per cup because each grain swells with water and takes up more space. A cup of uncooked rice (185 grams) cooks into roughly 3 cups of cooked rice weighing about 470 grams β the weight more than doubles while the volume triples.
Uncooked White Rice
185g per cup β see rice grams to cups.
Cooked White Rice
158g per cup β the value used on this page.
How Many Cups Is 200 Grams of Cooked Rice?
200 grams of cooked white rice is 1.27 cups and 200 grams of cooked brown rice is 1.03 cups. Two hundred grams is a common single serving of cooked rice β about 1ΒΌ cups of white rice.
How Much Cooked Rice Is 1 Cup?
One US cup of cooked white rice weighs 158 grams and one cup of cooked brown rice weighs 195 grams. If a recipe asks for 1 cup of cooked rice, weigh 158 grams (white) or 195 grams (brown) rather than measuring uncooked rice.
From Uncooked to Cooked: Yield Guide
As a rule of thumb, 1 cup of uncooked white rice (185 grams) yields about 3 cups of cooked rice, and 1 cup of uncooked brown rice (190 grams) yields about 4 cups of cooked rice. So if you need 2 cups of cooked white rice, start with about β cup (123 grams) of uncooked rice β see 300 grams of rice to cups for larger uncooked amounts.
Why Grams Have Different Cup Values
Cups measure how much space an ingredient occupies, while grams measure how heavy that ingredient is. Different foods pack different amounts of mass into the same volume, which is why a conversion must always include an ingredient.
How to Measure More Accurately
For dry ingredients such as flour, spoon the ingredient into the cup and level it off, and do not press it firmly unless the recipe asks you to pack it. For baking, a digital kitchen scale is usually the simplest way to reproduce a gram measurement consistently.
US Cups vs Metric Cups
Our main conversions use a US customary cup of 236.588 ml. Other cup standards change the grams-per-cup value, so the calculator above adjusts the result when you switch standards.
| Cup Standard | 1 Cup Volume |
|---|---|
| US Customary | 236.588 ml |
| US Legal | 240 ml |
| Metric | 250 ml |
| Imperial | 284.131 ml |
Trusted Measurement References
- NIST Kitchen Measurement Equivalencies
- King Arthur Baking Ingredient Weight Chart
- USDA FoodData Central
Related Conversion Guides
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many cups is 100 grams of cooked rice?
100 grams of cooked white rice is 0.63 cups and 100 grams of cooked brown rice is 0.51 cups.
How many cups is 200 grams of cooked rice?
200 grams of cooked white rice is 1.27 cups and 200 grams of cooked brown rice is 1.03 cups.
How many grams is 1 cup of cooked rice?
One US cup of cooked white rice weighs 158 grams and one cup of cooked brown rice weighs 195 grams.
Is cooked rice the same as uncooked rice in cups?
No. Uncooked white rice is 185 grams per cup while cooked white rice is about 158 grams per cup, because cooked grains swell with water.
How much cooked rice does 1 cup uncooked make?
About 3 cups of cooked white rice (roughly 470 grams) from 1 cup (185 grams) of uncooked white rice.
Why are cooked rice values approximate?
Because the cooked weight per cup varies with rice variety, water ratio and cooking time, so the values here are standard cooked-rice references, not exact for every pot.
Final Answer
Cooked rice grams to cups uses about 158 grams per US cup for cooked white rice and 195 grams per cup for cooked brown rice. So 100 grams of cooked white rice = 0.63 cups, 200 grams = 1.27 cups, and 100 grams of cooked brown rice = 0.51 cups. Do not use uncooked-rice values for cooked rice.
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