Cooking Units settles the cups-versus-grams argument

Volume conversions, oven temperatures, and a safe meat temperature guide, in one light kitchen helper.

Cooking Units app icon, a chef hat with a thermometer
Cooking Units temperature converter on iPhone, switching between Celsius and Fahrenheit
Cooking Units meat temperature chart on iPhone, listing safe internal temperatures for beef from rare to medium well
Cooking Units volume converter on iPhone, converting cups to millilitres with a quick reference panel

For recipes that crossed a border

An American recipe wants cups, your measuring jug shows millilitres, and the oven dial disagrees with the instructions by an entire scale. Cooking Units converts common volumetric measurements instantly, cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, and millilitres, and flips any temperature between Celsius and Fahrenheit so you stop second-guessing the oven.

The part that keeps dinner safe

A built-in guide lists recommended internal cooking temperatures for different meats, so the roast comes out right because the thermometer said so.

Small, fast, and free

Lightweight, quick to open mid-recipe, and built for cooks at any level.

Made for the moment your hands are covered in flour

A conversion you need mid-recipe is not a research project. Cooking Units opens straight to the converter, gives you the number in a tap, and asks nothing in return: no sign-in, no recipe feed to scroll, no wait while an ad finishes before it admits that 350 Fahrenheit is 175 Celsius. That speed is the whole reason to keep it on the phone.

The guide that matters on the roast

Cups and millilitres are the daily work. The safe internal temperature guide is the part you reach for on a holiday bird or the first time you cook chicken for someone whose trust you would rather keep. It lists the recommended internal temperature for each type of meat, turning doneness into a number you confirm instead of a guess you hope landed.

Before you download

Does Cooking Units work without internet?

Yes. The conversions and the temperature guide live on the device, so a dead connection changes nothing.

Which measurements does it cover?

Cups, tablespoons, teaspoons and millilitres for volume, and Celsius to Fahrenheit for oven temperatures.

What does it cost?

Nothing. It is free on iPhone.

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