Convert Greek Yoghurt measurements

Greek Yoghurt Measurement Converter

Use the tool below to convert greek yoghurt from the measurements in your recipe to the measurements that you need.

Greek yoghurt (also spelt 'yogurt' in US recipes) is strained yoghurt with a thick, creamy texture and a higher protein content than regular plain yoghurt. One metric cup (250 ml) weighs around 260 grams or 9.17 ounces. It's used in dips, dressings, marinades, frostings, and as a higher-protein swap in cakes and muffins.

Greek yoghurt comes in 150 g pots or 500 g tubs, while recipes often call for cups or tablespoons. Converting between the two stops you reaching for an extra pot mid-recipe or wasting half of one.

Also known as

  • strained yoghurt
  • Greek yogurt
  • strained yogurt

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Common Greek Yoghurt Conversions

Here are the most common greek yoghurt conversions from grams to cups.

GramsCups
25 g0.1 cups
50 g0.19 cups
75 g0.29 cups
100 g0.38 cups
125 g0.48 cups
150 g0.58 cups
175 g0.67 cups
200 g0.77 cups
250 g0.96 cups
300 g1.15 cups
400 g1.54 cups
500 g1.92 cups

Greek Yoghurt Conversion Chart

The conversion chart below gives a quick reference for converting greek yoghurt to different measurements.

gramscupouncescup(US)tbsptsp
100 g0.38 cup3.53 oz0.4 cup (US)6.41 tbsp19.23 tsp
150 g0.58 cup5.29 oz0.6 cup (US)9.62 tbsp28.85 tsp
250 g0.96 cup8.82 oz1 cup (US)16.03 tbsp48.08 tsp
500 g1.92 cup17.63 oz2 cup (US)32.05 tbsp96.15 tsp
750 g2.88 cup26.45 oz3 cup (US)48.08 tbsp144.23 tsp

Frequently Asked Questions

Are greek yoghurt and strained yoghurt the same thing?
Yes. Strained yoghurt is another name for greek yoghurt, so they are the same ingredient and measure identically. A cup of greek yoghurt weighs 260 grams under either name, and every conversion on this page holds whichever name your recipe uses. Recipes swap the two freely, so you can follow either without changing quantities or weighing any differently.
What is 0.25 cups of greek yoghurt in tablespoons?
0.25 cups of greek yoghurt is 4.17 tablespoons. This is the same for any ingredient, since cups and tablespoons are both volume units and do not depend on what you are measuring. One cup is about 16.67 tablespoons, so 0.5 cups is 8.33 tablespoons. Use the volume converter to switch between cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, and millilitres for any amount. Open the volume converter
How much does a cup of greek yoghurt weigh?
1 cup of greek yoghurt in grams is 260 grams. The ratio is fixed, so 2 cups is 520 grams and half a cup is 130 grams. Weighing greek yoghurt by the cup is the most common way to measure it for baking. See the full cup to grams chart for greek yoghurt, or use the converter on this page for any other amount. 1 cup greek yoghurt in grams

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Related to Greek Yoghurt

Sour Cream

Sour cream is richer and less tangy with more fat (250 g vs 260 g per cup). Swap 1:1 in baking, dips, and dressings; it adds richness where Greek yoghurt keeps things lean and high in protein. See our Sour Cream converter.

Plain Yoghurt

Plain yoghurt is looser and a touch lighter (258 g vs 260 g per cup) since it isn't strained. Swap 1:1 in batters and marinades; for thick dips or no-bake desserts that must hold shape, strain it first or stay with Greek. See our Plain Yoghurt converter.

Crème Fraîche

Crème fraîche is richer and more heat-stable with much higher fat and a milder tang (230 g vs 260 g per cup). Swap 1:1 in cold dips and cooked sauces, where crème fraîche holds together better than yoghurt. See our Crème Fraîche converter.

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