How Many Cups is 330ml?
Whether you're following a US recipe or scaling up a drink, here's exactly how many cups 330ml equals — plus a full conversion table for common amounts.
330ml is equal to 1.39 US cups, or just under 1½ cups. This is one of the most commonly searched cooking conversions — 330ml is the standard size of a can of soft drink, so it comes up constantly in recipes and baking.
Why is 330ml Such a Common Measurement?
330ml is the standard volume of a single can of Coca-Cola, Pepsi, beer and most other canned drinks worldwide. It's also a common measurement in European baking recipes where liquids are measured in millilitres rather than cups.
If you're following a US recipe that calls for cups but you only have a metric measuring jug, knowing that 330ml ≈ 1⅓ cups is genuinely useful in the kitchen.
330ml to Cups — Which Cup Size?
The answer depends on which cup measurement you're using. There are three common cup sizes:
| Cup Type | 330ml equals | Used in |
|---|---|---|
| US Cup (236.6ml) | 1.39 cups | USA, most online recipes |
| Metric Cup (250ml) | 1.32 cups | Australia, Canada, South Africa |
| UK/Imperial Cup (284ml) | 1.16 cups | Older UK recipes |
Common ML to Cups Conversions
Here are the most frequently needed millilitre to cup conversions for cooking and baking:
| Millilitres (ml) | US Cups | Tablespoons |
|---|---|---|
| 100ml | 0.42 cups | 6.8 tbsp |
| 175ml | 0.74 cups | 11.8 tbsp |
| 200ml | 0.85 cups | 13.5 tbsp |
| 250ml | 1.06 cups | 16.9 tbsp |
| 330ml | 1.39 cups | 22.3 tbsp |
| 400ml | 1.69 cups | 27 tbsp |
| 500ml | 2.11 cups | 33.8 tbsp |
| 1000ml | 4.23 cups | 67.6 tbsp |
How to Convert ML to Cups Manually
To convert millilitres to US cups, divide the ml amount by 236.588:
Example: 330 ÷ 236.588 = 1.395 cups
For Australian metric cups, divide by 250. For a quick rough estimate, dividing by 240 is close enough for most recipes.
Is 330ml Close to 1½ Cups?
Almost — but not quite. 1½ US cups is 354.9ml, so 330ml is slightly less than 1½ cups. In most recipes this small difference won't matter, but for precise baking it's worth measuring accurately.
If your recipe calls for 1⅓ cups (315ml) or 1½ cups (355ml), 330ml sits neatly between the two — closer to 1⅓ cups.
330ml in Other Measurements
| Unit | 330ml equals |
|---|---|
| US Cups | 1.39 cups |
| Tablespoons | 22.3 tbsp |
| Teaspoons | 66.9 tsp |
| Fluid Ounces | 11.16 fl oz |
| Litres | 0.33 litres |
| Pints (UK) | 0.58 pints |