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Last updated: Nov 9, 2023

How big is a cup?

The cup is a cooking measure of volume, commonly associated with cooking and serving sizes. Learn how to convert between cups and milliliters

500ml = 2.11 US Cups

mLUS cups
1000.42
2000.85
3001.27
4001.69
5002.11
6002.54
7002.96
8003.38
9003.80
10004.23
mLImperial cups
1000.35
2000.70
3001.06
4001.41
5001.76
6002.11
7002.46
8002.82
9003.17
10003.52
mLMetric cups
1000.40
2000.80
3001.20
4001.60
5002.00
6002.40
7002.80
8003.20
9003.60
10004.00

Converting milliliters (ml) to cups can be a bit more complex when considering the difference between US, Imperial, and metric cup sizes. Each of these cup measurements is used in different regions, and their values vary. Here's how you can convert milliliters to cups for each of these cup types:

1. US Customary Cup (236.588 ml):

Cups (US) = Milliliters / 236.588

For example, if you have 473 ml and want to convert it to US cups:

Cups (US) = 473 ml / 236.588 ≈ 2 cups (US)

2. Imperial Cup (284.131 ml):

Cups (Imperial) = Milliliters / 284.131

For example, if you have 568.262 ml and want to convert it to Imperial cups:

Cups (Imperial) = 568.262 ml / 284.131 ≈ 2 cups (Imperial)

3. Metric Cup (250 ml):

Cups (Metric) = Milliliters / 250

For example, if you have 500 ml and want to convert it to metric cups:

Cups (Metric) = 500 ml / 250 = 2 cups (Metric)

When converting milliliters to cups, it's essential to be aware of the specific type of cup measurement you're working with, as the conversion factors are different for each. Make sure to use the appropriate factor based on your region or the recipe you're following to ensure accurate measurements in your cooking or baking.

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