Flours

Rice Flour — Grams to Cups Conversion

Divide by 150. For example, 300g equals 2 cups.

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Rice Flour Grams to Cups Chart

GramsCups (approx.)
50g0.33 cups
100g0.67 cups
150g1 cups
200g1.33 cups
250g1.67 cups
300g2 cups
400g2.67 cups
500g3.33 cups

Source: King Arthur Baking ingredient weight chart · Measurement method: Spooned & levelled

Tablespoon & Teaspoon Weights

MeasureGramsNotes
1 tbsp (US/UK — 15ml)9.4gStandard in US, UK, Canada
1 tbsp (Australian — 20ml)12.5gOne-third larger than US/UK
1 tsp (5ml — universal)3.1gSame worldwide

About Rice Flour

Milled from white or brown rice, this gluten-free flour is a staple of Asian cooking and gluten-free baking blends, typically used alongside a starch and binder rather than alone, since it lacks gluten structure.

Why the Weight Per Cup Varies

Rice starch granules are denser than wheat particles, giving rice flour a notably heavier 150g per cup — 30g more than plain flour — which is exactly why a 1:1 volume swap for wheat flour produces the wrong result.

Names in Different Countries

Available as white or brown rice flour. Distinct from "glutinous"/sweet rice flour (mochiko), which is stickier and used for mochi, not standard baking.

Common Recipe Uses

Gluten-free blends, rice noodles, tempura batter, dusting bread bannetons.

Substitutions

Best used within a gluten-free blend (starch + binder), not as a solo 1:1 wheat flour substitute.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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