Rye flour, Cups to Grams & Grams to Cups

1 cup of rye flour = 102 grams · 100g = 0.98 cups

Rye flour is low in gluten-forming proteins, which gives rye breads their dense crumb and distinctive tang. It comes in light, medium and dark grades depending on how much bran is left in, and dark rye weighs more per cup. The 102g figure here is for a typical medium rye.

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Rye flour cups to grams table

CupsGramsOuncesTablespoons
1/8 12.8 g 0.45 oz 2
1/4 25.5 g 0.9 oz 4
1/3 34 g 1.2 oz 5.33
1/2 51 g 1.8 oz 8
2/3 68 g 2.4 oz 10.7
3/4 76.5 g 2.7 oz 12
1 102 g 3.6 oz 16
1 1/2 153 g 5.4 oz 24
2 204 g 7.2 oz 32
3 306 g 10.8 oz 48

Rye flour grams to cups table

Working the other way? Here's how many cups common gram weights of rye flour come to, handy when a recipe lists rye flour in grams but you only have cup measures.

GramsCupsOuncesTablespoons
25 g 0.25 0.88 oz 3.92
50 g 0.49 1.76 oz 7.84
75 g 0.74 2.65 oz 11.8
100 g 0.98 3.53 oz 15.7
125 g 1.23 4.41 oz 19.6
150 g 1.47 5.29 oz 23.5
175 g 1.72 6.17 oz 27.5
200 g 1.96 7.05 oz 31.4
225 g 2.21 7.94 oz 35.3
250 g 2.45 8.82 oz 39.2
300 g 2.94 10.6 oz 47.1
350 g 3.43 12.3 oz 54.9
400 g 3.92 14.1 oz 62.7
500 g 4.9 17.6 oz 78.4

Rye flour: US, metric & UK cups compared

A “cup” isn’t the same size everywhere, so 1 cup of rye flour weighs a different number of grams depending on which cup your recipe uses. The US cup is 236.6 ml, while Australia, New Zealand, Canada and modern UK recipes use a 250 ml metric cup. Here’s 1 cup of rye flour in each:

Cup standardSize1 cup rye flourUsed in
US cup 237 ml 102 g United States (most US recipe sites)
Metric cup 250 ml 108 g Australia, NZ, Canada & modern UK
UK imperial cup 284 ml 122 g Older British recipes
Japanese cup 200 ml 86.2 g Japan

Unless a recipe says otherwise, US recipes mean the US cup and Australian/UK recipes mean the 250 ml metric cup. The tables higher up this page use the US cup.

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Quick reference: Rye flour in grams

How many cups is 100g, 200g or 300g of rye flour?

Because one cup of rye flour weighs about 102 grams, you can convert any weight to cups by dividing by 102. So 100g of rye flour is about 0.98 cups, 200g is about 1.96 cups, 250g is about 2.45 cups, and 300g is about 2.94 cups. For any other amount, type the grams straight into the converter above and switch it to show cups.

How to measure rye flour accurately

For the most reliable baking results, weigh rye flour on a kitchen scale rather than scooping by volume. One US cup of rye flour weighs about 102 grams (3.6 oz), but the exact figure changes with how tightly it's packed and the brand. Scooping straight from the bag compacts rye flour and can leave you 15 to 20% over, so spoon it into the cup and level it off for the closest match to the figures above. Use the tables for quick reference, or the converter for any custom amount in cups, grams, ounces or tablespoons.

Tip: Rye dough is stickier and slacker than wheat dough; resist adding too much extra flour or the loaf turns out heavy.

Rye flour conversions: common questions

How many grams are in a cup of rye flour?

One US cup of rye flour weighs approximately 102 grams (3.6 oz).

How many grams in half a cup of rye flour?

Half a cup (½ cup) of rye flour weighs approximately 51 grams.

How many grams in a quarter cup of rye flour?

A quarter cup (¼ cup) of rye flour weighs approximately 25.5 grams.

How do I convert rye flour from cups to grams?

Multiply the number of cups by 102. For example, 2 cups of rye flour = 204 grams, and ¾ cup = 76.5 grams.

How many cups is 100g of rye flour?

100 grams of rye flour is about 0.98 cups. 200g is about 1.96 cups and 300g is about 2.94 cups, since 1 cup weighs 102 grams.

How many grams in a metric (Australian) cup of rye flour?

One 250 ml metric cup of rye flour, used in Australia, New Zealand, Canada and modern UK recipes, weighs about 108 grams, compared with 102 grams for a 236.6 ml US cup.

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