Contact RecipeMeasurements.com — Get Help Fast (Updated 2025)

Quick answer: Email support@recipemeasurements.com with your question, feature request, or media/partnership inquiry. We read every message.

Typical response: Mon–Fri

Send us a message

Or email: support@recipemeasurements.com
Tip: If you’re reporting a conversion issue, include the exact values (e.g., “ml → cups, 500 mL”) so we can replicate it quickly.

What we can help with

  • Questions about cups, grams, ml, ounces, tablespoons, teaspoons
  • Corrections to our charts or ingredient densities
  • Partnerships (API use, embedding our tools, sponsorships)
  • Media quotes or data requests for kitchen measurement topics

Before you write… quick links

Takeaway: The more detail you share, the faster we can help.

Our approach to accuracy

We maintain ingredient conversions using well-accepted kitchen references and practical testing (e.g., AP flour ≈ 120 g per cup, granulated sugar ≈ 200 g per cup, butter = 227 g per cup). Values may vary by brand, humidity, and measuring technique, so we publish ranges where appropriate.

  • Freshness: Pages are reviewed regularly and marked “Updated 2025.”
  • Transparency: We prefer grams for precision, but provide cup/spoon equivalents for convenience.
  • User feedback: Your notes help us improve charts and examples for real kitchens.
Takeaway: If something looks off, tell us—your feedback improves the entire site.

Real example: reporting a conversion mismatch

A baker wrote in: “My 1 cup brown sugar weighed 210 g, not 200 g.” We verified: packed vs. lightly packed explains the difference. We updated the page to show both values and added a note to level vs. pack sugars.

Takeaway: Small technique changes can shift weights—context in your message helps us fix or clarify fast.

FAQ: Contact & Support

What’s the best way to contact you?

Email support@recipemeasurements.com. It’s the fastest way to reach the team.

Can I request a new conversion page?

Yes! Include the ingredient (e.g., “coconut flour grams to cups”) and typical measurement you use. We prioritize by demand and usefulness.

Do you take correction requests?

Absolutely. Share your method (scooped vs. spooned & leveled), the brand, and your measured result so we can replicate it.

Do you offer an API or data license?

We’re exploring it. Email with “API/Partnership” in the subject to discuss details.