Cup & Gram

ml to Cups

One US cup is 236.6 ml, so divide milliliters by 236.6 to get cups: 250 ml is about 1.06 cups — in the kitchen, treat 240 ml as a cup and 250 ml as a generous cup. A metric cup (Australia, NZ) is exactly 250 ml.

250 ml = 1.057 cup

How many cups is 250 ml?

250 ml is about 1.06 US cups — treat it as one generous cup, or measure 1 cup + 1 tablespoon to be exact. It's also exactly one metric cup, which is why Australian and NZ recipes use 250 ml as their standard.

ml to cups chart

Milliliters to US cups (1 cup = 236.588 ml)
mlUS cups (exact)Kitchen measure
25 0.11 ⅛ cup
30 0.13 ⅛ cup
40 0.17 ⅛ cup
50 0.21 ¼ cup
60 0.25 ¼ cup
75 0.32 ⅓ cup
80 0.34 ⅓ cup
100 0.42 ⅜ cup
120 0.51 ½ cup
125 0.53 ½ cup
150 0.63 ⅝ cup
160 0.68 ⅔ cup
175 0.74 ¾ cup
180 0.76 ¾ cup
200 0.85 ⅞ cup
236.6 1 1 cup
240 1.01 1 cup
250 1.06 1 cup
300 1.27 1 ¼ cups
350 1.48 1 ½ cups
400 1.69 1 ⅔ cups
450 1.9 1 ⅞ cups
473 2 2 cups
500 2.11 2 ⅛ cups
600 2.54 2 ½ cups
750 3.17 3 ⅛ cups
1000 4.23 4 ¼ cups

Which "cup" does your recipe mean?

US customary cup: 236.588 ml (the legal definition). US nutrition-label cup: 240 ml. Metric cup: 250 ml. UK imperial cup (rare, old recipes): 284 ml. For most cooking the US-vs-metric difference (~6%) doesn't matter; for baking large batches it can — when in doubt, convert to grams instead.

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Data verified 2026-08-20 · Methodology