how many grams in a cup of oat flour?

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• How many grams in a cup of oat flour?
  About 92 g, spooned into the cup and leveled. Scooped straight from the bag it can climb to 100-110 g because oat flour packs more readily than people expect — the milled oat particles aren't as uniform as wheat, so they settle into gaps. For chewy oat-flour cookies or banana muffins, the 20 g spread between methods is enough to make the crumb gummy instead of tender.
• Can I swap oat flour 1:1 for all-purpose flour by the cup?
  Not cleanly. Oat flour soaks up roughly 20-30% more liquid and has no gluten, so cup-for-cup substitution gives you a denser, wetter crumb that crumbles when sliced. Most gluten-free baking blends use oat flour at 25-40% of the total flour weight alongside rice flour and starch. For a single-flour swap in muffins, drop the oat flour to about 3/4 cup per cup of wheat flour and add an extra egg.
• Should I make oat flour at home instead of buying it?
  Yes, if you have a blender or food processor. One cup of rolled oats blitzed for 30-60 seconds yields just under one cup of oat flour — roughly 90 g in, 90 g out, since you're not losing mass. Homemade oat flour is slightly coarser, which actually helps in oat-flour cookies where you want a hint of texture. For tender cakes, sift it once after blending.

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