50g granola in cups

50g of granola = 0.417 cups · 6.67 tbsp · 1.76 oz

One US cup of granola weighs 120 g, so 50 grams works out at 0.417 cups. Use the converter for any other weight.

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Based on a measured density of 120 g per US cup (236.6 ml), spooned in loosely and levelled. Last reviewed .

How 50g of granola works out

One US cup of granola weighs 120 grams, so divide the weight by 120: 50 ÷ 120 = 0.417 cups. That is 6.667 level tablespoons if you would rather measure by spoon, or 1.76 oz on a scale set to imperial.

In a 250 ml metric cup, 50g of granola is 0.394 cups rather than 0.417, because the metric cup holds a little more than the US one.

Tip: Because granola recipes vary so much in density, weigh it where it matters; a cup of clustered granola can weigh noticeably less than a cup of fine, loose oats-and-nut mix.

Other granola amounts

AmountGramsCups
¼ cup 30 g 0.25
⅓ cup 40 g 0.333
½ cup 60 g 0.5
2 cups 240 g 2
30g 30 g 0.25
40g 40 g 0.333
45g 45 g 0.375
50g 50 g 0.417
1 cup 120 g 1

50g of granola: common questions

How many cups is 50 grams of granola?

50 grams of granola is about 0.417 US cups, since one cup weighs 120 grams.

How do I measure 50 grams of granola without scales?

Use tablespoons: 50 grams is about 6.667 level tablespoons of granola, or 0.417 cups.

How many ounces is 50 grams of granola?

1.76 oz. Weight units do not depend on the ingredient, so 50 grams of anything is 1.76 oz — it is the cup figure that changes.

For every other amount, see the full granola cups to grams tables.