150g Oats = 1⅔ Cups | Perfect Family Portion

Quick Answer

150g = 1.67 Cups

Rolled Oats

45g = ½ cup
90g = 1 cup
180g = 2 cups

Converter

1.67 cups

Quick Conversions

Cups → Grams:

Grams → Cups:

💡 Pro Tips:

  • • Steel-cut oats are nearly 2x heavier (170g vs 90g per cup)
  • • For overnight oats: Use ½ cup (45g) + ½ cup liquid
  • • Always weigh oats for baking accuracy

150g Oats in Cups - Quick Answer

150g = 1⅔ Cups

Exactly 1.67 cups - Perfect for 3 people!

570

Total Calories

190

Cal/Person

20g

Total Protein

3

Servings

Per Person: 50g oats = 190 calories (from oats alone)

Why 150g Works for Busy Households

Whether you're feeding a family, meal prepping for yourself, or batch cooking for the week, 150g hits the sweet spot between too little (need multiple batches) and too much (waste or storage issues).

3 Adults

50g each = standard portion

With toppings: ~300 cal breakfast

2 Adults + 2 Kids

60g adults, 30g kids

Flexible family portions

3-Day Meal Prep

50g daily portions

Mon-Wed breakfast ready

How to Measure 150g (1⅔ Cups) Oats

Using Cups

  • 1 cup + ⅔ cup exactly
  • Or 1½ cups + 2½ tbsp
  • Or fill 2 cups, remove ⅓ cup
  • Visual: large cereal bowl

Quick Methods

  • Three ½-cup scoops
  • 27 level tablespoons
  • 1.5× a 100g portion
  • Kitchen scale: most accurate

Breakfast Ideas with 150g Oats

Stovetop Porridge

Serves 3 adults

  • 150g oats
  • 750ml milk (1:5 ratio)
  • 3 tbsp maple syrup
  • Toppings bar setup
  • Cook time: 8-10 min

Overnight Oats (3 Jars)

Prep Sunday for Mon-Wed

  • 150g oats ÷ 3 jars = 50g each
  • 450ml total liquid (150ml per jar)
  • 3 tbsp chia seeds (1 per jar)
  • Different flavors each jar
  • Grab-and-go ready

Kid-Friendly Adjustments

For families with young children: Adults can have 60g each (⅔ cup), children 15-30g each depending on age. Total portions should match your family's needs.

150g Different Oat Types in Cups

150 grams of different oat types converted to cups
Oat Type Cups Best For
Rolled Oats 1.67 cups Classic porridge
Quick Oats 1.76 cups Fast breakfast
Steel-Cut 0.88 cups Weekend treat
Instant Oats 1.88 cups Quick option
Oat Flour 1.25 cups Pancakes, baking

Scaling from 150g Base

Quick Scaling Guide

Scaling guide from 150g base portion to different serving sizes
Need Multiply Result Serves
Half batch ×0.5 75g 1-2 people
Standard ×1 150g 3 people
Large family ×1.33 200g 4 people
Party size ×2 300g 6 people

Meal Prep with 150g Oats

3-Day Breakfast Prep

Day 1: Classic

50g oats + banana + cinnamon

Day 2: Berry

50g oats + mixed berries + honey

Day 3: Nutty

50g oats + almonds + maple

Tip: Prep all 3 Sunday night, grab Monday-Wednesday mornings!

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 150g enough for 3 adults?

150g provides approximately 50g per person (about 190 calories from oats alone). When combined with milk, fruit, and nuts, this creates a balanced 300-350 calorie breakfast. Individual needs vary based on activity level and dietary goals. Athletes or very active individuals may prefer larger portions.

How much liquid for cooking 150g oats?

Use 600-750ml liquid (2.5-3 cups). For creamy texture: 1:4 ratio (600ml). For looser consistency: 1:5 ratio (750ml). Steel-cut oats need more: 900ml (1:6 ratio). Adjust to personal preference.

Can I prep 150g for the whole week?

150g covers 3 days optimally (50g per day). For a full work week (5 days), use 250g. Cooked oats last 5 days refrigerated, so Sunday prep works for Monday-Friday breakfasts.

What's the difference between 150g rolled oats and steel-cut?

Same weight (150g), but different volumes: rolled oats = 1.67 cups, steel-cut = 0.88 cups. Steel-cut oats are denser and require longer cooking (20-30 min vs 5-10 min for rolled). Nutritionally similar, but steel-cut has a chewier texture and lower glycemic index.

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