Result
200ml
1 Water glass = 200 ml. Rounding is ±5% accurate for kitchen use.
Unit converter
Instant answers to practical questions like "how many ml is 1 glass?" or "how many glasses is 200 g of flour?". Supports Turkish kitchen units + imperial (cup, tbsp, tsp), with weight conversion by ingredient density.
Unit converter
Two-way conversion between Turkish kitchen measures (glass, tablespoon, teaspoon) ↔ metric (ml, g). Gram ↔ volume conversion for flour, sugar and oil with 7 ready density presets.
Quick reference table
- 1 water glass = 200 ml
- 1 tea glass = 100 ml
- 1 coffee cup = 80 ml
- 1 tablespoon = 15 ml
- 1 dessert spoon = 10 ml
- 1 teaspoon = 5 ml
- 1 water glass of flour ≈ 120 g
- 1 water glass of sugar ≈ 170 g
- 1 water glass of oil ≈ 184 g
- 1 cup (US) = 240 ml
- 1 tbsp = 15 ml
- 1 tsp = 5 ml
Why does density matter?
To get weight (g) from a volume (ml) measure, you need the ingredient's density (g/ml). Water is the 1.0 g/ml reference (1 ml = 1 g), but flour is 0.6, sugar 0.85, oil 0.92, salt 1.2 and honey 1.42 g/ml. This difference is critical in professional baking (1 glass of water = 200 g, but 1 glass of flour ~120 g).
7 ready presets (liquid / flour / sugar / oil / salt / honey / nuts) cover the most common kitchen cases. The measure is ±5% accurate; it doesn't replace a scale but is enough to follow a recipe.