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Most conversion sites are fairly accurate. What are you wanting to convert cups into?

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Diana B added 10 months ago

http://www.onlineconversion...

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http://www.exclusivelyfood...
has a great cup to gram conversion table of pretty much everything you can think of. They update it often and very reliable. I have it printed and placed in my recipe's folder.
The exact link to it is:
http://www.exclusivelyfood...

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Mrs. Larkin is a trusted source on Baking.

added 10 months ago

I use this one all the time: http://www.metric-conversions...

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Gourmet Metrics added 10 months ago

Harold McGee has a useful conversion table in Keys to Good Cooking. He covers the basics like sugars, flours, rice, salt, butter, cream and such. Or buy a scale and developed your own recipes; that is what I did. Or use original sources from almost any European country or probably South America. That is called putting your liberal arts education in French or Italian or Spanish to good use.

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