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Dry rolled oats

One US cup of dry rolled oats is estimated at 89 grams using our reference. How you fill the cup matters.

Reference ingredient

89 g per US cup

Dry rolled oats · Dry old-fashioned or quick oats; not cooked oats or oat flour

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Dry old-fashioned or quick oats; not cooked oats or oat flour

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50 grams of dry rolled oats is about

0.56

US cups


Approximate recipe equivalent for Dry rolled oats. Ingredient preparation and measuring technique affect the result.

Reference: 89 g per 236.5882 ml US reference cup. More precision: 0.5618 US cups.

Volume depends on the ingredient and the measuring method. Results crossing weight and volume are recipe estimates.

Dry rolled oats conversions at a glance

Reference: 89 grams per US cup, dry old-fashioned or quick oats; not cooked oats or oat flour. Values are approximate.

Grams of dry rolled oats to US cups
Dry rolled oats weightUS cupsKitchen measure
30 g0.34⅓ cup
50 g0.56a little over ½ cup
100 g1.121 ⅛ cups
120 g1.35a little over 1 ⅓ cups
150 g1.69a little over 1 ⅔ cups
200 g2.252 ¼ cups
250 g2.81a little over 2 ¾ cups
Cups of dry rolled oats to grams
CupsUS cup (236.59 ml) → gMetric cup (250 ml) → g
0.25 cups22.2523.51
0.3333 cups29.6731.35
0.5 cups44.547.02
0.6667 cups59.3362.7
0.75 cups66.7570.53
1 cup8994.05
2 cups178188.09
Spoons of dry rolled oats to grams by system
SpoonUS (14.79 / 4.93 ml)Metric (15 / 5 ml)Australian (20 / 5 ml)
1 tbsp5.565.647.52
1 tsp1.851.881.88

The measures most often searched for this ingredient, converted with the reference above.

Searched dry rolled oats amounts in grams, US cups and ounces (approximate recipe equivalents)
AmountGramsUS cupsOunces (weight)
40 grams40 g0.4494 US cups1.411 oz
50 grams50 g0.5618 US cups1.7637 oz
60 grams60 g0.6742 US cups2.1164 oz
80 grams80 g0.8989 US cups2.8219 oz
100 grams100 g1.1236 US cups3.5274 oz
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How to convert dry rolled oats

Our reference is 89 grams per US reference cup of dry rolled oats, dry old-fashioned or quick oats; not cooked oats or oat flour. That works out to about 0.3762 grams per millilitre, so cups = grams ÷ 89 and grams = cups × 89 in US customary measures.

For metric and Australian recipes the cup holds 250 ml, so one cup of dry rolled oats is about 94.05 grams. Australian tablespoons hold 20 ml rather than 15 ml, which the calculator handles when you pick that system.

Preparation changes the weight

The reference describes dry rolled oats as: dry old-fashioned or quick oats; not cooked oats or oat flour. A different form, such as sifted, packed, melted, chopped or cooked, can hold a different weight in the same cup and needs its own reference. When a recipe gives a gram amount, weigh that amount instead of converting.

Brand, moisture and how firmly the cup is filled all move the practical result. Treat the numbers here as recipe equivalents, not laboratory densities.

Where the number comes from

The reference comes from King Arthur Baking ingredient weight chart, which lists 1 cup as 89 grams. Published recipe weight, normalised to one reference cup. This site assigns the published cup weight to its adopted US reference cup of 236.5882365 ml; the source itself does not define an exact millilitre cup volume. Checked September 25, 2026.

A few useful answers

Kitchen questions, answered.

How many grams are in a cup of dry rolled oats?

About 89 grams per US customary cup (dry old-fashioned or quick oats; not cooked oats or oat flour), or about 94.05 grams per 250 ml metric cup, using our reference.

How many cups are 100 grams of dry rolled oats?

About 1.12 US cups. Use the calculator for any other amount or cup system.

Can I substitute a similar ingredient?

A measurement conversion does not establish a recipe substitution. Two ingredients can weigh the same per cup and still behave differently in a recipe; follow the recipe author's substitution guidance.

Sources behind the numbers

Sources checked September 25, 2026. Ingredient values are recipe equivalents, not laboratory densities.

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