Common Greek Yogurt Package Conversions
When You Need Grams to Cups Conversion
- 📦 Store-bought containers: Greek yogurt is sold by weight (100g, 200g, 500g)
- 🌍 International recipes: European recipes list yogurt in grams
- ⚖️ Nutrition tracking: Food labels show serving sizes in grams
- 🥘 Recipe scaling: Converting metric recipes to US measurements
Greek Yogurt Weight to Volume Chart
Weight (grams) | Cups (exact) | Cups (practical) | Visual Reference |
---|---|---|---|
50g | 0.175 | ~1/6 cup | 2.5 tbsp |
100g | 0.351 | ~1/3 cup | 5.5 tbsp |
125g | 0.439 | ~7/16 cup | 7 tbsp |
150g | 0.526 | ~1/2 cup | 8.5 tbsp |
200g | 0.702 | ~2/3 cup | 11 tbsp |
250g | 0.877 | ~7/8 cup | 14 tbsp |
285g | 1.000 | 1 cup | 16 tbsp |
300g | 1.053 | 1 cup + 1 tbsp | 17 tbsp |
500g | 1.754 | 1 3/4 cups | Family size tub |
* Based on full-fat Greek yogurt at 285g per cup. Low-fat versions may be slightly lighter.
Common Brand Package Sizes
Fage (Single Serve)
- • 100g = 0.34 cups
- • 150g = 0.52 cups
- • 200g = 0.69 cups
Chobani (Family)
- • 454g (1 lb) = 1.59 cups
- • 907g (2 lb) = 3.18 cups
Oikos (Triple Zero)
- • 150g = 0.55 cups
- • 500g = 1.82 cups
Conversion Tips
Remember These Rules:
- • Quick math: Divide grams by 285 to get cups
- • 100g rule: Every 100g ≈ 1/3 cup (actually 0.35)
- • Regular vs Greek: Greek is 16% denser than regular yogurt
- • Temperature: Cold yogurt weighs ~3% more than room temp
Converting International Recipes
Common European Recipe Amounts:
- • 125g Greek yogurt = ~1/2 cup (0.44 cups) - perfect for single-layer cakes
- • 250g Greek yogurt = ~7/8 cup (0.88 cups) - standard for yogurt cakes
- • 300g Greek yogurt = ~1 cup (1.05 cups) - common in German recipes
- • 400g Greek yogurt = ~1.4 cups - family-size bakes
Complete Your Conversions
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cups is 200 grams of Greek yogurt?
200 grams of Greek yogurt equals 0.70 cups, or approximately 2/3 cup. This is a common single-serve container size in many countries.
Is 100g of Greek yogurt the same as 100ml?
No, Greek yogurt is denser than water. 100g of Greek yogurt equals approximately 83ml (not 100ml). The density of Greek yogurt is about 1.2g/ml.
Why do European recipes use grams for yogurt?
European recipes use weight (grams) because it's more accurate than volume. Yogurt density varies by brand and fat content, so 200g is always 200g, but "1 cup" could be 240-290g depending on the product.