Grams to Tablespoons for self-raising flour

Convert grams of self-raising flour to US tablespoons. A US cup of self-raising flour weighs about 125 g, so the answer depends on the ingredient.…

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Convert grams of self-raising flour to US tablespoons. A US cup of self-raising flour weighs about 125 g, so the answer depends on the ingredient. Weighing is more accurate than measuring by volume, so use this when a recipe lists the other unit.

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Tablespoons of self-raising flour6.40 tbsp

With the default inputs (amount of self-raising flour = 50 g), the results are: tablespoons of self-raising flour 6.40 tbsp.

Quick reference: amount of self-raising flour vs result

Reference table based on the example values; it is not your calculation result.

Amount of self-raising flour (g)Tablespoons of self-raising flour
253.20 tbsp
506.40 tbsp
10012.80 tbsp
25032.00 tbsp
50064.00 tbsp
1,000128.00 tbsp

Frequently asked questions

What formula does this calculator use?

Tablespoons of self-raising flour = amount ÷ gpc × 16. Variables: amount = amount of self-raising flour in g. Fixed values: gpc = 125.

What do I need to enter?

You need amount of self-raising flour (g). Results update as you type.

What is an example result?

With the default inputs (amount of self-raising flour = 50 g), the results are: tablespoons of self-raising flour 6.40 tbsp.

How accurate is this cooking conversion?

It uses an average of 125 g per US cup (236.6 mL) for self-raising flour. Packing, sifting and brand differences can change the real weight by 10% or more.

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