Hi @Junefis, grams are a weight measurement and Cups and Tablespoons are a Volume measurement. Weight does not equal volume in most cases. If there is a gram amount listed, you can measure out a cup and weigh that amount in order to set a more convenient serving size. Most listings from the NCCDB have numerous serving sizes available including cups and tablespoons. Have a look at this handy article written by our CEO, Aaron, to learn more: https://cronometer.com/blog/6-tips-getting-nutrition-data/
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Hi @Junefis, grams are a weight measurement and Cups and Tablespoons are a Volume measurement. Weight does not equal volume in most cases. If there is a gram amount listed, you can measure out a cup and weigh that amount in order to set a more convenient serving size. Most listings from the NCCDB have numerous serving sizes available including cups and tablespoons. Have a look at this handy article written by our CEO, Aaron, to learn more: https://cronometer.com/blog/6-tips-getting-nutrition-data/
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