i dont understand the conversion tool on the site. Does anyone know the conversion for 500 gram 150 grams and 50 grams. thank you.
oh this is off of the white chocolate paste-for making roses receipe
Grams to Cups is different depending on the weight of the item.
Flour is 500 grams => 4 cups US
Sugar (Caster/Superfine) is 500 grams => 2.22 cups US
Sugar (Icing/Powdered) is 500 grams => 4 cups US
Flour is 150 grams => 1.2 cups US
Sugar (Caster/Superfine) is 150 grams => .67 cups US
Sugar (Icing/Powdered) is 150 grams => 1.2 cups US
Flour is 50 grams => .4 cups US
Sugar (Caster/Superfine) is 50 grams => .22 cups US
Sugar (Icing/Powdered) is 50 grams => .4 cups US
Hope that helps you out.
Grams to Cups is different depending on the weight of the item.
There's an old joke about this .....
How much does a cup of something weigh?
Depends ... a cup of nails or a cup of feathers?
remember, grams is weight and cups is volume, so it's definitely an apples and oranges thing.
im from the uk, we always weigh ingrediants. i dont understand why you would use cups, which is pretty inacurate compared to actually weighing it.
but anyway, you can always go to ask.com or google and just type in 500g cocolate into cups, and your answer comes up.
xx
[quote="brincess_b"]im from the uk, we always weigh ingrediants. i dont understand why you would use cups, which is pretty inacurate compared to actually weighing it. [/brincess_b]
Americans also don't do metric when it comes to measuring length.... we use inches, feet and yards, etc. 
Doesn't make us bad..,, 
You might enjoy the history of American measurements and the blog on this thread:
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-582763-.html
im just biter cause i have to spend my morning converting a recipe 
and trying to figure out if i can be bothered figuring out how to 'make' cake flour, or if i should just make a different recipe.
thats a great site though!
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