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Use melted butter for melted coconut oil and softened butter for solid coconut oil.
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The important exception Coconut oil is solid below roughly 24°C, so it behaves structurally more like butter than liquid oils do. For volume substitutions, a 1:1 swap is usually the useful starting point. 1 cup Coconut oil and butter are both solid at typical room temperature, so the engine uses a 1:1 volume rule. Common amounts What matters in the kitchen Use melted butter for melted coconut oil and softened butter for solid coconut oil. Warm kitchens can liquefy coconut oil, changing how it creams and sets. Refined coconut oil is mild; virgin coconut oil contributes a clear coconut aroma. Calculations are fat-matched using official compositional benchmarks from the USDA FoodData Central and liquid density tables. Read our full methodology in our Editorial & Fact-Checking Policy. Questions about this tool Coconut oil and butter are both solid at typical room temperature, so the engine uses a 1:1 volume rule. A 1:1 structural swap does not mean identical water content: butter still introduces water and milk solids. Use melted butter for melted coconut oil and softened butter for solid coconut oil.Coconut Oil to Butter Converter
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Formula 218 g ÷ 0.908 g/ml × 0.946 g/ml (1:1 by volume, both solid at room temperature) Source 218 g · 218 g fat
Result 227 g · 181.6 g fat
Ratio ×1.0413 Coconut oil to butter chart
Source Quick Exact Exact grams ⅛ cup ⅛ cup ⅛ cup 28.38 g ¼ cup ¼ cup ¼ cup 56.75 g ⅓ cup ⅓ cup ⅓ cup 75.67 g ½ cup ½ cup ½ cup 113.5 g ⅔ cup ⅔ cup ⅔ cup 151.33 g ¾ cup ¾ cup ¾ cup 170.25 g 1 cup 1 cup 1 cup 227 g 1½ cups 1½ cups 1½ cups 340.5 g 2 cups 2 cups 2 cups 454 g How to use this conversion
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