Convert Carrot from Whole Carrots to Kilograms

Carrot converter

Use the tool below to convert carrot from Whole Carrots to Kilograms.

A large carrot weighs over 40% more than a small one, so 'three carrots' in a soup can swing the result. Pick the right size below to keep stews and bakes on target.

How many kg is one medium carrot?

One medium carrot is about 0.06 kg. A small carrot is about 0.05 kg and a large one about 0.07 kg, so set the size selector to match what you have. Use the converter above for any amount, or the chart below for the most common quantities.

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Result

0.06 kg

Common Carrot conversions

Quick reference for carrot at medium size. Switch the size in the converter above for small or large.

carrots	Kilograms
1 carrot	0.06 kg
2 carrots	0.12 kg
3 carrots	0.18 kg
4 carrots	0.24 kg
5 carrots	0.31 kg
6 carrots	0.37 kg

Carrot conversion chart

The chart below shows how whole carrots (medium size) convert to cups, grams and ounces.

carrots	kg	cups	cups (US)	g	oz	lb
1 carrot	0.06 kg	0.46 cups	0.48 cups (US)	61 g	2.15 oz	0.13 lb
2 carrots	0.12 kg	0.92 cups	0.95 cups (US)	122 g	4.3 oz	0.27 lb
3 carrots	0.18 kg	1.38 cups	1.43 cups (US)	183 g	6.46 oz	0.4 lb
4 carrots	0.24 kg	1.83 cups	1.91 cups (US)	244 g	8.61 oz	0.54 lb
5 carrots	0.31 kg	2.29 cups	2.38 cups (US)	305 g	10.76 oz	0.67 lb

Carrot varieties and best uses

The conversions above are the same whatever variety you use; the difference is what each is good for. Here is how the common carrot varieties compare.

Variety	Best for
Nantes	Snacking and juicing: sweet, tender, cylindrical with a blunt tip.
Imperator	All-purpose: the long tapered supermarket bagged carrot.
Danvers	Roasting and storage: conical and sturdy, holds shape when cooked.
Chantenay	Stews and boiling: short and stout, stays firm and sweet when simmered.
Rainbow / Heirloom	Raw salads and plating: purple, yellow, and white for colour.

Which should I pick?

For snacking and everyday cooking, Nantes is the sweetest and most tender, often sold as bunched carrots. No Nantes? Imperator, the standard bagged supermarket carrot, works in any recipe. For roasting and stews where you want carrots that hold their shape, Chantenay or Danvers stay firm.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many kg is one medium carrot?: One medium carrot is about 0.06 kg, a small one about 0.05 kg and a large one about 0.07 kg. Carrots vary in size, which is the main reason a recipe that counts carrots can still vary in weight. Set the size selector to match what you have, then read the exact figure for any count above. Open the carrot converter
Which carrot variety should I use?: For snacking and everyday cooking, Nantes is the sweetest and most tender, often sold as bunched carrots. No Nantes? Imperator, the standard bagged supermarket carrot, works in any recipe. For roasting and stews where you want carrots that hold their shape, Chantenay or Danvers stay firm.

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