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Recipe readers constantly ask "how many cups is that?" — embed our converter and they get kitchen-fraction answers from 69 verified ingredient densities without leaving your post. Free, no signup, no tracking, one copy-paste snippet.

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The snippet

Paste this anywhere HTML is allowed (WordPress custom-HTML block, Squarespace code block, etc.):

<!-- Cup & Gram converter -->
<iframe src="https://cupandgram.com/embed/"
  title="Grams to cups converter by Cup and Gram"
  style="width:100%;max-width:640px;height:340px;border:1px solid #ddd;border-radius:10px;"
  loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:0.85em">Conversion widget by
  <a href="https://cupandgram.com/">Cup &amp; Gram</a></p>

What your readers get

Grams ↔ cups both directions, 69 ingredients, kitchen-fraction answers ("2 cups + 1 tbsp", not "2.083")
Densities verified against King Arthur Baking and USDA FoodData Central (last verified 2026-08-20) — methodology published openly
No cookies, no tracking, no ads inside the widget

Fair-use terms

Free for any website. Keep the credit line (or any plain link to cupandgram.com) with the embed. Want a version preset to a specific ingredient, sized differently, or matching your site's colors? Email hello@cupandgram.com — happy to make one.

Prefer a static chart image?

Every chart page has a matching graphic (also CC BY): grab it from the page's "Pin or reuse this chart" section — e.g. the master baking chart or the flour chart — and credit any link to cupandgram.com.

Prefer a table instead? Our density dataset is CC BY 4.0 — reuse any chart with attribution.