It depends on the specific gravity of the flour. If you can find that out then it's just a multiplication - very simple. I.e.: the specific gravity of water is 1.0 g/ml If you have 10 ml of water and you want to know how many grams that is: 10 ml X 1.0 g/ml = 10 g
that is 1.323 cups
4 cups, as 1 cup has a volume of 0.25 Litres (250 mL)
About 1 1/3 cups.
Grams are weight measurements. Cups are volume measurements. There are 236.6 ml in a cup. --------------------------------- You need to know what you are measuring: 300 grams of flour are about 2 1/3 cups 300 grams sugar are about 1 5/8 cup 300 grams of water are 1 1/4 cup if you can, weigh the ingredients.
The metric cup has 250 mL.
There are approximately 10.14 fluid ounces in 300 milliliters.
1cc=1ml 28.4 cc (ml)=1oz 284 cc (ml)=10 oz (that's close) 300cc (ml)=10.144 oz
1 1/4 milk of cups
There are approximately 10.14 fluid ounces in 300 milliliters of flour.
None. You've mixed up your measurements. Cake flour is a solid and milliliters measure only liquid.
There are approximately 4 cups of plain flour in 500 g. 500 g of plain flour is also equal to 20 ounces.