Do you want to know how much are 1000 grams of rice in milliliters? How many milliliters are 1000 grams of rice? Convert 1000 g of rice to ml (1000 grams to milliliters, cooked and uncooked).
Converting 1000 grams of rice to milliliters is not as straightforward as you might think. Grams are a mass unit while milliliters are a volume unit. Also the exact conversion rate might depend on the type of rice you want to measure and wheter you have cooked or uncooked rice. But even if there is no exact conversion rate converting 1000 grams rice to milliliters, here you can find the conversions for the most searched for types of rice.
How Many milliliters are 1000 grams Of Rice?
1000 grams = 1200 milliliters of regular white rice.
Please note that grams and milliliters are not interchangeable units. You need to know what type of rice you are converting in order to get the exact milliliters value for 1000 grams of rice. See this conversion table below for measuring 1000 g of different types of rice in ml.
Also because rice is a very grainy ingredient, the exact measurement of grams of rice in milliliters might differ from time to time.
Convert 1000 g of rice to ml
| Ingredient | 1000 g rice to ml |
| White rice | 1200 ml |
| Long grain rice | 1142.86 ml |
| Jasmine rice | 1200 ml |
| Arborio (risotto) rice | 1200 ml |
| Cooked rice | 1714.29 ml |
Note To Measuring 1000 grams Of Rice In milliliters
- Measuring dry and grainy ingredients, such as rice, by weight (1000 grams) will provide much more accurate results in cooking.
- Please note that converting 1000 grams of rice to milliliters can vary slightly by room temperature, quality of the ingredient, type of rice etc. But by using exactly 1000 grams you can't go wrong.
- g is an abbreviation of gram.
- ml is an abbreviation of milliliter.
- Milliliter values are rounded to 2 decimals.
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