Cocoa powder: cups to grams

1 cup = 85 g

3 oz per US cup · 5.3 g per tablespoon · 1.8 g per teaspoon. Measured unsweetened.

85 grams

Cocoa powder: 1 US cup = 85 g (unsweetened)

85 g on the scale
  • 3 oz
  • 16 tbsp
  • 48 tsp
  • 237 ml

Cocoa powder: cups to grams

VolumeGramsOunces
2 cups170 g6 oz
1 cup85 g3 oz
¾ cup63.8 g2.25 oz
⅔ cup56.7 g2 oz
½ cup42.5 g1.5 oz
⅓ cup28.3 g1 oz
¼ cup21.3 g0.75 oz
2 tbsp10.6 g0.37 oz
1 tbsp5.3 g0.19 oz
1 tsp1.8 g0.06 oz

Grams to cups

GramsUS cupsTablespoons
25 g0.29 (⅓)4.7
50 g0.59 (⅝)9.4
100 g1.18 (1⅛)18.8
150 g1.76 (1¾)28.2
200 g2.35 (2⅓)37.6
250 g2.94 (3)47.1
500 g5.88 (5⅞)94.1

Nutrition per cup

Calories194
Protein16.7 g
Carbs49.2 g
Fat11.6 g

Per 100 g: 228 kcal, 19.6 g protein, 57.9 g carbs, 13.7 g fat (rounded, USDA FoodData Central). Add it to a whole recipe with the recipe calorie calculator.

Cup weights assume the cup is filled gently and leveled with a knife. Packing or scooping can add 10–25%, so for baking, weigh cocoa powder if you can.

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Questions cooks ask

How many grams is 1 cup of cocoa powder?

One US cup (236.6 ml) of cocoa powder weighs about 85 g (unsweetened). Half a cup is 42.5 g and a quarter cup 21.3 g.

How many grams is a tablespoon of cocoa powder?

About 5.3 g per US tablespoon and 1.8 g per teaspoon.

How many cups is 100 g of cocoa powder?

About 1.18 US cups (1⅛ cup). 250 g is 2.94 cups.

How many calories are in a cup of cocoa powder?

About 194 kcal per cup (228 kcal per 100 g), with 16.7 g protein, 49.2 g carbohydrate and 11.6 g fat, based on USDA FoodData Central values.