| Pounds Cups (Granulated) Cups (Raw) | 3 lb 6 3/4 c 5 1/2 c | 3.25 lb 7 1/3 c 5 3/4 c | 3.5 lb 7 3/4 c 6 1/3 c | 3.75 lb 8 1/2 c 6 3/4 c |
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| Domino® Sugar Package Requirements (approximate) | 1 packet = 1 teaspoon | 1 lb = 2 1/4 cups | 2 lbs = 4 1/2 cups | 4 lbs = 9 cups |
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One pound of granulated sugar contains approximately 2 cups .
| Pounds of Sugar Cups (US) | 1/2 lb 1 cups | 1 lb 2 cups | 2 lb 4 cups | 5 lb 10 cups |
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Cups Per PoundThere are 31/3 cups of flour per pound and about 16 2/3 cups per 5 pound bag.
16 ounces equals one pound or two cups. Another way to look at the equivalent is that one cup weighs eight ounces and therefore two cups equal 16 ounces and this is the same weight of one pound–16 ounces. Convert a cup measurement to pounds by applying the formula in step one to the problem.
| Ingredient | Confectioners’ sugar (unsifted) | Volume | 2 cups | Ounces | 8 | Grams | 227 |
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| Pounds Cups (Granulated) Cups (Raw) | 4.25 lb 9 2/3 c 7 3/4 c | 4.5 lb 10 1/4 c 8 1/8 c | 4.75 lb 10 3/4 c 8 2/3 c | 5 lb 11 1/3 c 9 1/16 c |
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In order to offset our cost increases, we have had to raise our price per pound of sugar. In order to keep the cost per bag of sugar down, many retailers converted their store brand product from a 5-pound to a 4-pound bag. In an effort to maintain affordability we decided to do the same with our C&H® brand sugar.
| Pounds Cups (US) | 1 lb 3.5 cups | 2 lb 7 cups | 3 lb 10.5 cups | 4 lb 14 cups |
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| Pounds of Flour Cups (US) | 1/2 lb 1.99 cups | 1 lb 3.98 cups | 2 lb 7.96 cups | 5 lb 19.9 cups |
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Cups per pound:There are 3 1/3 cups of flour per pound and about 6 2/3 cups per 2-lb bag.
| Type of flour Average Price | Teff $6 per 24-ounce bag | Whole-Wheat $4 per 5-pound bag |
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The 6 pound bag will have close to 24 cups, the 18 pound bag close to 72 cups, the 37.5 pound bag close to 150 cups and the 50 pound bag close to 200 cups .
Household items that are two pounds are basically a carton of milk , but you can also get a sock or a plastic bag with two cans of soup for example to get you 2 lbs of weight. A standard bag of onions or oranges is about 3 lbs.
White All-Purpose/Bread Flour (sifted) 4 cups = 1 pound.
