Katori to Grams Converter: Glass to ML
Tablespoon to ML and Cup to ML
Katori to Grams: How Many Grams in 1 Katori?
There is no single answer to "1 katori kitne gram". A katori measures volume (ml), and grams measure weight. Ice cream, flour and honey fill the same bowl but weigh very differently.
A medium katori of 150 ml holds the following:
Katori size vs ingredient weight
| Ingredient | Small katori 100 ml | Medium katori 150 ml | Large katori 200 ml |
|---|---|---|---|
| Water | 100 g | 150 g | 200 g |
| Milk | 103 g | 155 g | 206 g |
| Atta (wheat flour) | 53 g | 80 g | 106 g |
| Besan | 46 g | 69 g | 92 g |
| Suji / rava | 70 g | 105 g | 140 g |
| Sugar | 83 g | 125 g | 166 g |
| Salt | 120 g | 180 g | 240 g |
| Rice (raw) | 78 g | 117 g | 156 g |
| Rice (cooked) | 80 g | 120 g | 160 g |
| Toor dal (raw) | 83 g | 125 g | 166 g |
| Ghee | 91 g | 137 g | 182 g |
| Cooking oil | 91 g | 137 g | 182 g |
| Honey | 142 g | 213 g | 284 g |
These are averages. Packing, moisture and brand can change the weight by about 5% to 10%. For baking, where accuracy matters, weigh on a kitchen scale and use this table as a close estimate.
Why does 1 katori of atta weigh less than 1 katori of sugar?
Atta is light and airy, so 150 ml weighs only about 80 g. Sugar crystals pack tightly and weigh about 125 g in the same katori. This is the reason a single "1 katori = 150 g" rule gives wrong results.
Katori to cup and katori to tablespoon
1 medium katori = 150 ml = 0.63 cup = 10 tablespoons
1 cup (240 ml) = 1.6 medium katori
1 cup = about 2.4 small katori or 1.2 large katori
Glass to ML: How Many ML in 1 Glass?
A standard Indian steel glass holds about 200 ml. Common sizes are:
A US drinking glass is defined as 8 fl oz, which is about 237 ml (rounded to 240 ml in this tool). Always check which glass a recipe means. When in doubt, use the glass to ml option in the converter and set your own size in the Calibrate tab.
For liquids like water and milk, 1 ml is close to 1 g. So a 200 ml glass of water weighs about 200 g, and a glass of milk about 206 g.
Tablespoon to ML: How Many ML in 1 Tablespoon?
1 tablespoon = 15 ml (the metric and Indian chamach standard). A US tablespoon is 14.79 ml, which rounds to the same 15 ml. Some countries differ: an Australian tablespoon is 20 ml, so check the recipe's origin.
Tablespoon to grams
Tablespoon to grams depends on the ingredient:
| 1 tablespoon of | Weight |
|---|---|
| Water | 15 g |
| Milk | 15.5 g |
| Ghee or oil | about 14 g |
| Sugar | 12.5 g |
| Honey | 21 g |
| Salt | 18 g |
| Atta | 8 g |
| Besan | 7 g |
Cup to ML: How Many ML in 1 Cup?
This converter uses 1 cup = 240 ml. Other cup sizes exist: the US customary cup is 236.6 ml, the metric cup is 250 ml, and the old imperial cup is about 284 ml. Most Indian recipe sites and measuring cup sets use 240 ml or 250 ml.
| 1 cup (240 ml) of | Weight |
|---|---|
| Water | 240 g |
| Milk | 247 g |
| Atta | 127 g |
| Sugar | 200 g |
| Rice (raw) | 187 g |
| Ghee or oil | 218 g |
| Besan | 110 g |
| Honey | 341 g |
How to Use This Katori to Grams Converter
Convert your everyday Indian kitchen measurements into grams, ml, cups, tablespoons, teaspoons and calories in just a few simple steps.
Choose your measure
Choose katori, glass, tablespoon, teaspoon or cup.
Pick the size
Pick the size — small, medium, large or your own custom ml.
Select your ingredient
Select your ingredient from the list of 37 Indian kitchen items.
Enter the quantity
Enter the quantity, or switch to "Weight to measure" to find how many katori you need for a given weight in grams.
Read your result
Read the result in grams, ml, cups, tablespoons, teaspoons and calories. Tap "Copy result" to save it.
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Calibrate Your Own Katori for Exact Results
Katori sizes vary from home to home. To measure yours:
Fill the katori to the brim with water.
Pour the water into a measuring jug.
Enter the ml value in the Calibrate tab and tap Save.
The tool stores this size only on your device, so nothing is uploaded. Every conversion then uses your own katori.
Recipe Scaler: Change Servings and Convert to Katori
Paste your ingredients, for example "2 cup rice" or "1/2 tbsp ghee".
Katori vs Glass vs Tablespoon vs Cup: Which Measure Should You Use?
Choose the right kitchen measure based on what you are cooking, baking, measuring or planning.
Baking and sweets
Use grams. Convert katori to grams first, then weigh.
Dal, rice and curries
A katori or cup is fine. Keep the same measure for the whole recipe.
Liquids
Use glass to ml or cup to ml.
Spices and ghee
Use tablespoon to ml or teaspoons.
Diet plans
Ask your dietitian which katori size they mean, then calibrate yours.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How many grams is 1 katori?
It depends on the ingredient. A medium katori (150 ml) holds about 80 g of atta, 125 g of sugar, 117 g of raw rice, 137 g of ghee and 150 g of water. Use the katori to grams converter for the exact value for your ingredient and katori size.
How many ml is 1 katori?
A standard home katori is about 150 ml. Small katori are about 100 ml and large ones about 200 ml. Restaurant katori can be even bigger, so measure yours with water for an accurate size.
How many ml is 1 glass?
An Indian steel glass is usually 200 ml, with a range of 150 ml to 300 ml. A US drinking glass is 8 fl oz, about 237 ml. Check your glass with a measuring jug for the best glass to ml result
How many ml is 1 tablespoon?
One tablespoon is 15 ml, and 1 teaspoon is 5 ml. So a tablespoon to ml conversion is always 15 ml in India and in most recipes. An Australian tablespoon is 20 ml.
Is 1 katori of atta the same as 1 katori of rice?
No. In a 150 ml katori, atta weighs about 80 g and raw rice about 117 g. The volume is the same, but density is different, so the weight changes.
How many ml is 1 cup?
This converter uses 1 cup = 240 ml. The US cup is 236.6 ml and the metric cup is 250 ml. For cup to ml, 1 cup is also about 1.6 medium katori.