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8 cups of flour in grams
How many grams of flour in 8 cups?
8 cups of flour equals 999 grams*
Volume to 'Weight' Converter
Grams of flour equivalent in cups?
FAQs on flour weight to volume conversion
8 cups of flour equals how many grams?
8 cups of flour is equivalent 999 grams.
How much is 999 grams of flour in cups?
999 grams of flour equals 8 cups.
Flour Conversion Chart Near 6.2 US Cups
US Cups to Grams of Flour | ||
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6.2 US cups | 774 grams | |
6.3 US cups | 787 grams | |
6.4 US cups | 799 grams | |
6.5 US cups | 812 grams | |
6.6 US cups | 824 grams | |
6.7 US cups | 837 grams | |
6.8 US cups | 849 grams | |
6.9 US cups | 862 grams | |
7 US cups | 874 grams | |
7.1 US cups | 887 grams | |
7.2 US cups | 899 grams | |
7.3 US cups | 912 grams | |
7.4 US cups | 924 grams | |
7.5 US cups | 937 grams | |
7.6 US cups | 949 grams | |
7.7 US cups | 962 grams | |
7.8 US cups | 974 grams | |
7.9 US cups | 987 grams | |
8 US cups | 999 grams | |
8.1 US cups | 1010 grams | |
8.2 US cups | 1020 grams | |
8.3 US cups | 1040 grams | |
8.4 US cups | 1050 grams | |
8.5 US cups | 1060 grams | |
8.6 US cups | 1070 grams | |
8.7 US cups | 1090 grams | |
8.8 US cups | 1100 grams | |
8.9 US cups | 1110 grams | |
9 US cups | 1120 grams | |
9.1 US cups | 1140 grams | |
9.2 US cups | 1150 grams | |
9.3 US cups | 1160 grams | |
9.4 US cups | 1170 grams | |
9.5 US cups | 1190 grams | |
9.6 US cups | 1200 grams | |
9.7 US cups | 1210 grams | |
9.8 US cups | 1220 grams |
Note: Values are rounded to 3 significant figures. Fractions are rounded to the nearest 8th fraction.
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(*) A note on cooking ingredients measurents
It is difficult to get an exact conversion of cooking ingredients as the density of these substances can vary so much depending on temperature, humidity, how well packaged the ingredient is, etc. These words add even more uncertainty: sliced, chopped, diced, crushed, minced, etc. Therefore, it is better to measure dry ingredients by weight rather than volume as this can be more accurate.
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