How many sweet potatoes is 1 kg?

A kg of sweet potatoes is about 5 medium sweet potatoes, since a medium sweet potato weighs 200 g. With small sweet potatoes that figure is about 7.69 and with large sweet potatoes about 3.13. Set the size selector to match what you have, then read the exact count above. The converter runs both ways for any weight.

How many sweet potatoes is 2 kg?

2 kg of sweet potatoes is about 10 medium sweet potatoes. Size changes that count: with small sweet potatoes it is nearer 15 and with large ones about 6, since a small sweet potato weighs around 130 g, a medium one 200 g and a large one 320 g. Set the size selector above to match yours, then read the exact count for any amount of sweet potato.

How much do 3 sweet potatoes weigh in kg?

3 medium sweet potatoes weigh about 0.6 kg, since a medium sweet potato is around 200 g. Small sweet potatoes come to roughly 0.39 kg and large ones about 0.96 kg, so size moves the total. Set the size selector above to match your sweet potato, then read the exact weight for any count.

Convert Sweet Potato from Kilograms to Whole Sweet potatoes

Use the tool below to convert sweet potato from Kilograms to Whole Sweet potatoes.

More about measuring Sweet Potato

How many sweet potatoes are in a kilogram?

A kg of sweet potatoes is about 5 medium sweet potatoes, based on a medium sweet potato of 200 g. Small sweet potatoes push that figure up and large ones bring it down, so set the size selector to match what you have, then read the exact count above.

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Common Sweet Potato conversions

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

Kilograms	sweet potatoes
0.25 kg	1.25 sweet potatoes
0.5 kg	2.5 sweet potatoes
1 kg	5 sweet potatoes
2 kg	10 sweet potatoes
3 kg	15 sweet potatoes

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sweet potatoes is 1 kg?: A kg of sweet potatoes is about 5 medium sweet potatoes, since a medium sweet potato weighs 200 g. With small sweet potatoes that figure is about 7.69 and with large sweet potatoes about 3.13. Set the size selector to match what you have, then read the exact count above. The converter runs both ways for any weight. Open the sweet potato converter
How many sweet potatoes is 2 kg?: 2 kg of sweet potatoes is about 10 medium sweet potatoes. Size changes that count: with small sweet potatoes it is nearer 15 and with large ones about 6, since a small sweet potato weighs around 130 g, a medium one 200 g and a large one 320 g. Set the size selector above to match yours, then read the exact count for any amount of sweet potato.
How much do 3 sweet potatoes weigh in kg?: 3 medium sweet potatoes weigh about 0.6 kg, since a medium sweet potato is around 200 g. Small sweet potatoes come to roughly 0.39 kg and large ones about 0.96 kg, so size moves the total. Set the size selector above to match your sweet potato, then read the exact weight for any count.

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Potato

The everyday swap for roasts, mash, and fries. Potato (156 g/cup vs 139 g/cup) is starchier and not sweet, so the dish turns out firmer and more savoury. Best when you want the texture without the sweetness. See our Potato converter.

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A close match for purées, soups, and pies. Pumpkin (120 g/cup) is lighter and wetter, so cook it down a little further and expect a softer, less starchy result with similar colour and gentle sweetness. See our Pumpkin converter.

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