| Pounds of Sugar Cups (US) | 1/2 lb 1.13 cups | 1 lb 2.25 cups | 2 lb 4.5 cups | 5 lb 11.25 cups |
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One pound of granulated sugar contains approximately 2 cups .
The usual 32-ounce package (2 pounds) of powdered sugar ($2, Target) has about 71⁄2 cups of powdered sugar.
| jak View Member Profile Feb 16 2008, 02:34 PM Post #2 | Group: New Member Posts: 3 Joined: 7-February 08 Member No.: 11,313 A pint is a pound the world around. 2 Cups in a pint, so 1 cup weighs 8 ounces. |
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| Domino® Sugar Package Requirements (approximate) | 1 lb = approximately 2 1/3 cups** | 2 lbs = approximately 4 2/3 cups** | 4 lbs = 10 cups ** | **firmly packed |
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One pound is equal to 3 1/2-4 cups of unsifted powdered sugar or 4 1/2 cups of sifted powdered sugar. To measure, simply scoop some powdered sugar and level off the top with the back of a knife.
| Pounds of Sugar Cups (US) | 2 lb 4.66 cups | 5 lb 11.65 cups | 10 lb 23.3 cups |
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| Pounds Cups (US) | 1 lb 2.25 cups | 2 lb 4.5 cups | 3 lb 6.75 cups | 4 lb 9 cups |
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The Northern Brewer priming sugar calculator says 3/4 cup of corn sugar weighs 5.3 oz. The corn sugar I bought at my LHBS weighs 3.8 oz .
How much does a teaspoon of corn sugar weight? Four grams of sugar is equal to one teaspoon. To be precise, 4.2 grams equals a teaspoon, but the nutrition facts rounds this number down to four grams.
| granulated sugar weight volume chart: | Cup Gram Ounce | 2/3 133g 4.70 oz | 3/4 150g 5.29 oz | 1 200g 7.1 oz |
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| Pounds Cups (Granulated) Cups (Powdered) | 4.25 lb 9 2/3 c 15 1/2 c | 4.5 lb 10 1/4 c 16 1/3 c | 4.75 lb 10 3/4 c 17 1/4 c | 5 lb 11 1/3 c 18 1/8 c |
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A pound is a commonly used unit to measure sugar weight. A pound of sugar is equal to 16 ounces , and there are 0.453592 kilograms in one pound.
In case you missed it – How many cups in a pound of confectioners or powdered sugar? You are looking at 4 cups for a pound of confectioners (powdered) sugar.
Don’t confuse weight and volume ounces when it comes to measuring your powdered sugar. Know just how much you’re buying. Everybody knows that 1 cup equals 8 ounces, right?
| Ounces Cups (Granulated) Cups (Powdered) | 6 oz 3/4 c 1 1/3 c | 7 oz 3/4 c 1 2/3 c | 8 oz 1 1/8 c 1 3/4 c | 9 oz 1 1/4 c 2 1/16 c |
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