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Dry Pasta (small shapes) Grams to Cups

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g

1 cups

Dry Pasta (small shapes) · US cup

100g ÷ 105g per cup = 0.95 cups

15.2

Tbsp

45.7

Tsp

225.3

mL

3.53

oz

This is an approximate value. Cup measurements can vary based on how the ingredient is packed.

Based on: Figure is for small shapes like elbow macaroni or ditalini — long shapes like spaghetti don't measure meaningfully by cup.

100g looks very different depending on the ingredient:

All-Purpose Flour
0.83 c
Granulated Sugar
0.50 c
Rolled Oats
1.11 c

Measuring tips

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Dry Pasta (small shapes) conversion table (25g–1000g)

GramsCupsTablespoons
25g1/4 cups3.8 tbsp
30g1/4 cups4.6 tbsp
50g1/2 cups7.6 tbsp
60g5/8 cups9.1 tbsp
75g3/4 cups11.4 tbsp
80g3/4 cups12.2 tbsp
100g1 cups15.2 tbsp
113g1 1/8 cups17.2 tbsp
120g1 1/8 cups18.3 tbsp
125g1 1/4 cups19 tbsp
150g1 3/8 cups22.9 tbsp
170g1 5/8 cups25.9 tbsp
175g1 5/8 cups26.7 tbsp
200g1 7/8 cups30.5 tbsp
225g2 1/8 cups34.3 tbsp
250g2 3/8 cups38.1 tbsp
300g2 7/8 cups45.7 tbsp
350g3 3/8 cups53.3 tbsp
400g3 3/4 cups61 tbsp
450g4 1/4 cups68.6 tbsp
500g4 3/4 cups76.2 tbsp
550g5 1/4 cups83.8 tbsp
600g5 3/4 cups91.4 tbsp
700g6 5/8 cups106.7 tbsp
750g7 1/8 cups114.3 tbsp
800g7 5/8 cups121.9 tbsp
1000g9 1/2 cups152.4 tbsp

Frequently asked questions

How many cups is 105g of dry pasta (small shapes)?

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Do I need to sift or pack dry pasta (small shapes) before measuring?

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Why does dry pasta (small shapes) weigh differently than other ingredients by cup?

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Can I use a kitchen scale instead of measuring dry pasta (small shapes) by cups?

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