If you have no scales but you need to measure out necessary amount of peanut flour, we will teach you how you can do this, using only simple kitchen utensils. You need to have a metric cup and to know how much peanut flour fits into it. In this article, you will find a list with made calculations for commonly used peanut flour weights in recipes.
We used following: Cups Metric (250 ml), US customary (236 ml), Imperial (284 ml) and a metric tablespoon (15 ml), a teaspoon (5 ml), and a dessertspoon (10 ml).
TEASPOON
How many grams of peanut flour are in 1 teaspoons? 1.27 grams of peanut flour fit into one teaspoon.
- 2 teaspoons of peanut flour = 2.54 grams of peanut flour.
- 3 teaspoons of peanut flour = 3.81 grams of peanut flour.
How many ounces of peanut flour are in 1 teaspoons? 0.04 oz. of peanut flour are in a teaspoon.
- 2 teaspoons of peanut flour = 0.08 oz. of peanut flour.
- 3 teaspoons of peanut flour = 0.12 oz. of peanut flour.
DESSERTSPOON
How many grams of peanut flour are in 1 dessertspoon? 2.54 grams of peanut flour fit into one dessertspoon.
- 2 dessertspoons of peanut flour = 5.08 grams of peanut flour.
- 3 dessertspoons of peanut flour = 7.62 grams of peanut flour.
How many ounces of peanut flour are in 1 dessertspoon? 0.09 oz. of peanut flour are in a dessertspoon.
- 2 dessertspoons of peanut flour = 0.18 oz. of peanut flour.
- 3 dessertspoons of peanut flour = 0.27 oz. of peanut flour.
TABLESPOON
How many grams of peanut flour are in 1 tablespoon? 3.80 grams of peanut flour fit into one tablespoon.
- 2 tablespoons of peanut flour = 7.60 grams of peanut flour.
- 3 tablespoons of peanut flour = 11.40 grams of peanut flour.
How many ounces of peanut flour are in 1 tablespoon? 0.13 oz. of peanut flour are in a tablespoon.
- 2 tablespoons of peanut flour = 0.26 oz. of peanut flour.
- 3 tablespoons of peanut flour = 0.39 oz. of peanut flour.
Here is the list of most popular weights of peanut flour used in recipes:
- 100 grams of peanut flour = 26 1/3 tablespoons of peanut flour.
- 75 grams of peanut flour = 19 3/4 tablespoons of peanut flour.
- 50 grams of peanut flour = 13 tablespoons + 0.5 teaspoon of peanut flour.
- 30 grams of peanut flour = 7 9/10 tablespoons of peanut flour.
- 10 grams of peanut flour = 2 2/3 tablespoons of peanut flour.
- 5 grams of peanut flour = 1 1/3 tablespoons of peanut flour.
METRIC CUP
How many grams of peanut flour are in one Metric cup?
- 1 Metric cup of peanut flour = 63 grams of peanut flour.
- 2 Metric cups of peanut flour = 126 grams of peanut flour.
- 3 Metric cups of peanut flour = 189 grams of peanut flour.
- ¾ Metric cup of peanut flour = 47 grams of peanut flour.
- 2/3 Metric cup of peanut flour = 42 grams of peanut flour.
- ½ Metric cup of peanut flour = 32 grams of peanut flour.
- 1/3 Metric cup of peanut flour = 21 grams of peanut flour.
- ¼ Metric cup of peanut flour = 16 grams of peanut flour.
How much peanut flour in ounces is in a Metric cup?
- 1 Metric cup of peanut flour = 2.24 oz. of peanut flour.
- 2 Metric cups of peanut flour = 4.48 oz. of peanut flour.
- 3 Metric cups of peanut flour = 6.72 oz. of peanut flour.
- ¾ Metric cup of peanut flour = 1.68 oz. of peanut flour.
- 2/3 Metric cup of peanut flour = 1.49 oz. of peanut flour.
- ½ Metric cup of peanut flour = 1.12 oz. of peanut flour.
- 1/3 Metric cup of peanut flour = 0.75 oz. of peanut flour.
- ¼ Metric cup of peanut flour = 0.56 oz. of peanut flour.
Here is the list of most popular weights of peanut flour used in recipes measured by Metric cups:
- 1 kg (kilogram) of peanut flour = 15 4/5 Metric cups + 1.5 tablespoons of peanut flour.
- 900 grams of peanut flour = 14 1/4 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 800 grams of peanut flour = 12 2/3 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 700 grams of peanut flour = 11 3/5 Metric cups + 2 tablespoons of peanut flour.
- 600 grams of peanut flour = 9.5 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 500 grams of peanut flour = 7.5 Metric cups + 7 tablespoons of peanut flour.
- 450 grams of peanut flour = 7 3/5 Metric cups + about 2.5 tablespoons of peanut flour.
- 400 grams of peanut flour = 6 1/3 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 320 grams of peanut flour = about 5 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 300 grams of peanut flour = 4 3/4 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 280 grams of peanut flour = 4.5 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 250 grams of peanut flour = about 4 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 200 grams of peanut flour = 3 1/5 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 150 grams of peanut flour = 2 2/5 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 100 grams of peanut flour = 1 3/5 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 80 grams of peanut flour = 1 1/4 Metric cups of peanut flour.
- 50 grams of peanut flour = 4/5 Metric cup of peanut flour.
US CUSTOMARY CUP
How many grams of peanut flour are in 1 US cup?
- 1-US cup of peanut flour = 60 grams of peanut flour.
- 2-US cups of peanut flour = 120 grams of peanut flour.
- 3-US cups of peanut flour = 180 grams of peanut flour.
- ¾ US cup of peanut flour = 45 grams of peanut flour.
- 2/3 US cup of peanut flour = 40 grams of peanut flour.
- ½ US cup of peanut flour = 30 grams of peanut flour.
- 1/3 US cup of peanut flour = 20 grams of peanut flour.
- ¼ US cup of peanut flour = 15 grams of peanut flour.
How much peanut flour does fit into 1 US cup? (in ounces)
- 1-US cup of peanut flour = 2.12 oz. of peanut flour.
- 2-US cups of peanut flour = 4.24 oz. of peanut flour.
- 3-US cups of peanut flour = 6.36 oz. of peanut flour.
- ¾ US cup of peanut flour = 1.59 oz. of peanut flour.
- 2/3 US cup of peanut flour = 1.41 oz. of peanut flour.
- ½ US cup of peanut flour = 1.06 oz. of peanut flour.
- 1/3 US cup of peanut flour = 0.71 oz. of peanut flour.
- ¼ US cup of peanut flour = 0.53 oz. of peanut flour.
Here is the list of most popular weights of peanut flour used in recipes measured by US cup:
- 250 grams of peanut flour = 4 1/5 US cups of peanut flour.
- 200 grams of peanut flour = 3 1/3 US cups of peanut flour.
- 150 grams of peanut flour = 2.5 US cups of peanut flour.
- 100 grams of peanut flour = 1 2/3 US cups of peanut flour.
- 80 grams of peanut flour = 1 1/3 US cups of peanut flour.
- 50 grams of peanut flour = about 4/5 US cups of peanut flour.
- 25 grams of peanut flour = 4 1/5 US cups of peanut flour.
IMPERIAL CUP
How many grams does 1-cup (Imperial) of peanut flour?
- 1 Imperial cup of peanut flour = 72 grams of peanut flour.
- 2 Imperial cups of peanut flour = 144 grams of peanut flour.
- 3 Imperial cups of peanut flour = 216 grams of peanut flour.
- ¾ Imperial cup of peanut flour = 54 grams of peanut flour.
- 2/3 Imperial cup of peanut flour = 48 grams of peanut flour.
- ½ Imperial cup of peanut flour = 36 grams of peanut flour.
- 1/3 Imperia cup of peanut flour = 24 grams of peanut flour.
- ¼ Imperial cup of peanut flour = 18 grams of peanut flour.
How many ounces are in 1-Imperial cup of peanut flour?
- 1-Imperial cup of peanut flour = 2.54 oz. of peanut flour.
- 2-Imperial cups of peanut flour = 5.08 oz. of peanut flour.
- 3-Imerial cups of peanut flour = 7.62 oz. of peanut flour.
- 3/4 Imperial cup of peanut flour = 1.91 oz. of peanut flour.
- 2/3 Imperial cup of peanut flour = 1.69 oz. of peanut flour.
- 1/2 Imperial cup of peanut flour = 1.27 oz. of peanut flour.
- 1/3 Imperial cup of peanut flour = 0.85 oz. of peanut flour.
- 1/4 Imperial cup of peanut flour = 0.64 oz. of peanut flour.
Here is the list of most popular weights of peanut flour used in recipes measured by Imperial cups:
- 250 grams of peanut flour = 3.5 Imperial cups of peanut flour.
- 200 grams of peanut flour = 2 3/4 Imperial cups of peanut flour.
- 150 grams of peanut flour = about 2 Imperial cups of peanut flour (2 tablespoons).
- 100 grams of peanut flour = 1 4/5 Imperial cups of peanut flour.
- 75 grams of peanut flour = about 1 Imperial cup + 1 tablespoon of peanut flour.
- 50 grams of peanut flour = 2/3 Imperial cup of peanut flour.
- 25 grams of peanut flour = 1/3 Imperial cup of peanut flour.
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