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How many grams in a cup of chili powder?

One cup of chili powder weighs about 128 g; a tablespoon 8 g and a teaspoon 2.7 g.

Convert chili powder

Cups, spoons or milliliters to grams, or grams and ounces back to cups.

1 cup chili powder ≈ 128 g

Grams128 g
Ounces (weight)4.52 oz
Cups1
Tablespoons16
Teaspoons48
Milliliters237 ml

1 cup of chili powder weighs 128 g; 1 tbsp 8 g; 1 tsp 2.7 g.

Chili powder: cups to grams
CupsGramsOunces
⅛ cup16 g0.56 oz
¼ cup32 g1.13 oz
⅓ cup43 g1.51 oz
½ cup64 g2.26 oz
⅔ cup85 g3.01 oz
¾ cup96 g3.39 oz
1 cup128 g4.52 oz
1 ½ cups192 g6.77 oz
2 cups256 g9.03 oz
3 cups384 g13.5 oz
4 cups512 g18.1 oz
1 tablespoon8 g0.28 oz
1 teaspoon2.7 g0.09 oz
Chili powder: grams to cups
GramsUS measureTablespoons
5 g1 ⅞ tsp0.6
10 g1 ¼ tbsp1.2
25 g3 ⅛ tbsp3.1
50 g⅜ cup6.2
100 g¾ cup12.5
125 g1 cup15.6
150 g1 ⅛ cups18.7
200 g1 ½ cups25
250 g2 cups31.2
300 g2 ⅓ cups37.5
400 g3 ⅛ cups50
500 g3 ⅞ cups62.5

How to measure chili powder

  1. Dip the spoon, then level it with a knife.
  2. Ground and whole spices weigh different amounts by the spoon; this is the form named here.
  3. For the same result every time, weigh it: put the bowl on the scale, press tare, then add chili powder to the weight above.

Where the number comes from

USDA FoodData Central (public domain): Spices, chili powder (FDC 171319), from the food's own measured cup, tablespoon or teaspoon weight. A US cup is 236.6 ml.

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