Like flour, sugar,oil and many other things in cooking, lentils are actually a huge variety of legumes. I fortunately live in an area where we have access to cooking materials from all parts of the world. -My point is - you can't just say"lentils" -there are at least 12 kinds and not all the same. Possibly the most common is the 'green lentil' these are the most tasty in my opinion. There are approximately 192 grams of green lentils in a cup. .
There are 6.175 ounces of green lentils in a cup. -However there are MANY kinds of lentils and they weigh differing amounts. My dry goods store has at least 12 kinds and there are more.
For dried, brown lentils - 190 grams.
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There are 200 grams in one cup of lentils. There is also 7.1 ounces in one cup of dry lentils.
Ans 2 - There are 175 grams in a cup of green lentils.
A cup of common green lentils is about 170 grams. (-Note: there are at least 12 kinds of lentils and don't all weigh the same)
Keep in mind there are many kinds of lentils. My local Hindi store has 16 kinds. The simple and common green lentil has 175 grams to a cup.
There are 175 grams of uncooked lentils to a cup
That is approximately 132.5 grams
Three-fourths of a cup of lentils would equal 100 grams of lentils. One hundred thirty grams is equal to one cup.
That is approximately 1.42 cups of green lentils
about 200g http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tname=foodspice&dbid=52
140 grams = 5 ounces of lentils (or more precisely 4.93835467 ounces)
Green lentils (the most common kind in north America) almost double their weight when cooked. So 450 gm of cooked Green lentils would have been about 230 grams of dry lentils.
There are MANY kinds of lentils. - Common green lentils are about 12 gm per tablespoon.
There is approximately 0.424 pounds of lentils in one cup. This means that there would be about 10.588 pounds of lentils in 25 cups.
Approximately 8 ounce.
That's very hard to tell. The density (mass per volume) of lentils changes based on things such as how much moisture each one has absorbed. There will be no (perfect) general conversion rate for something like that.
A little over half a cup. 125 is exactly half a cup.
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