Uncooked to Cooked Rice Calculator
To use rice calculator, enter quantity of uncooked rice, choose between cups, grams, ounces, or pounds, select rice type from white, brown, basmati, jasmine, wild, or sushi rice and choose your preferred cooked texture.
The calculator will compute the equivalent cooked rice amount based on the input and selected rice type.
Uncooked Rice to Cooked Rice Conversion Table
Uncooked Rice (Volume/Weight) | Cooked Rice (Volume) | Cooked Rice (Weight in Grams) |
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1/4 cup | ~3/4 cup | ~150-200 g |
1/3 cup | ~1 to 1 1/3 cups | ~200-250 g |
1/2 cup | ~1 1/2 to 2 cups | ~300-350 g |
2/3 cup | ~2 cups | ~400 g |
3/4 cup | ~2 1/4 to 2 1/2 cups | ~450-500 g |
1 cup | ~3 cups | ~600 g |
1 1/2 cups | ~4 1/2 cups | ~900 g |
2 cups | ~6 cups | ~1,200 g |
50 g | ~3/4 cup | ~150 g |
100 g | ~1 1/2 cups | ~300 g |
150 g | ~2 1/4 cups | ~450 g |
200 g | ~3 cups | ~600 g |
1/4 cup dry rice | ~3/4 cup cooked | ~150-200 g |
1/2 cup uncooked rice | ~1 1/2 cups cooked | ~300-350 g |
Dry rice for 2 cups cooked | ~2/3 cup uncooked | ~130-150 g |
14 cup (1/4 cup) uncooked rice | ~3/4 cup cooked | ~150-200 g |
12 cup (1/2 cup) dry rice | ~1 1/2 cups cooked | ~300-350 g |
Rice Conversion Formulas
Cooked Rice Amount = Uncooked Rice Amount × Conversion Ratio
Basic Yield Formula:
Cooked Amount = Uncooked Amount × Type Ratio × Texture Adjustment
Water Requirement Formula:
Water Needed = Uncooked Amount × Water Ratio
Serving Size Formula:
Number of Servings = Cooked Amount ÷ 0.5 cups
How to Convert Uncooked Rice to Cooked Rice
- Determine rice variety (white, brown, wild, etc.)
- Identify expansion ratio for your chosen type
- Calculate final volume using the conversion formula
For 1 cup of uncooked white rice, your calculations would be:
Cooked Amount = 1 cup × 3 = 3 cups cooked rice
Water Needed = 1 cup × 2 = 2 cups water
For different rice types, typical cooking ratios include:
- White Rice: Ratio: 1:2, Yield: 1 cup = 3 cups cooked
- Brown Rice: Ratio: 1:2.5, Yield: 1 cup = 3 cups cooked
- Basmati Rice: Ratio: 1:1.5, Yield: 1 cup = 3.5 cups cooked
- Wild Rice: Ratio: 1:3, Yield: 1 cup = 4 cups cooked
- Sushi Rice: Ratio: 1:1.2, Yield: 1 cup = 2.5 cups cooked
What is Uncooked Rice and Cooked Rice?
Uncooked rice represents the raw grain form, characterized by its hard, dehydrated state. These compact kernels contain minimal moisture and maintain excellent shelf stability. Their dense nature makes them ideal for long-term storage and efficient transportation.
Cooked rice undergoes a remarkable transformation process through heat and water absorption. During cooking, the grain structure changes as it absorbs water, causing significant expansion. The internal starches gelatinize, creating the tender texture and pleasant mouthfeel we associate with perfectly cooked rice.