Want a printable with some common kitchen measurements and their equivalents? Download this free Kitchen Measurement Conversion Chart!
Have you ever been cooking and realized that you needed to know how many tablespoons were in a cup or how many cups make a pint? I made a printable to share with my readers (you! :))with some common measurements and their equivalents including some metric measurements. I hope this kitchen measurement conversion chart helps you with all your kitchen adventures!
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This would work great hung up in a cabinet so it would be handy when needed. It would also work great in a recipe binder.
I sometimes use conversions when I am ordering online and trying to compare prices. So, you may find this helpful to have printed out near your computer.
I like to print out my printables on 24 lb paper. I like it better than the thinner 20 lb paper. I find this paper is a good price at Walmart. I also buy discount ink on Amazon so that my printables are very inexpensive. That way I can print a lot because I love it. 🙂
Scroll down for the link to download and print.
Click here to download the printable.
If you want to convert some other kitchen measurements, check out this conversion calculator. It covers all kinds of measurements, but the most helpful for cooking would be the volume, weight, and temperature tabs.
You may also be interested in my post about how to double a recipe, or my free printable liquid conversion chart.
I am making a Family cookbook for our grown son’s as their Grandma passed away at the age 98. With the Holidays our son’s were missing their grandma because they were ca;;ing me to see if I had her address for this and for that so I am putting this memory stories and her recipes in this book and going to give it to them. Our boy’s will tell people that shw was their second mom because they were at her house when my husband and I worked 7 day a week. I was going to Nursing School and working my full time job when the boys were younger just so they wouldn’t have to do without like their dad and I did as we grew up.
Grandma would tell everybody that she retired 3 times to raise those boy’s. Our boy’s are 3 out of 11 grandkids we lived 3 miles from grandma so even if we were home the boys would ride their bikes or drive our truck when they were 12 when grandma figured we weren’t home she followed them home in the truck then they got into the car with her then we got home we went to her house as she left us a note telling us where the boys were. The boys got into trouble they just waited until they were 14 to drive over to grandma’s again.
So I am wanting to add some charts and measurements for this book. Our boy’s are grown up 38, 36 and 34 married and have children of their own who got to spend time with their Great-Grandma they won’t have many memories as their dad but the stories will never be forgotten. I thought I would have this done in time for Christmas 2020 I should have started this 2 years ago. Ha Ha
Thank You
Mashawn Weber, Kansas
I love the idea of a family cookbook! I am glad the chart helped you! 🙂