How many cups does 300 grams of cheddar cheese make?

It's impossible to say exactly how many cups 300 grams of cheddar cheese makes without knowing the density of the cheese. Here's why:

* Cheddar cheese comes in different densities: Some cheddar is firm and dense, while others are softer and less dense.

* Density affects volume: A denser cheddar will pack more tightly, meaning 300 grams will occupy less space than a less dense cheddar.

Here's a general guideline:

* Firm, aged cheddar: 300 grams is roughly equivalent to 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 cups.

* Milder, softer cheddar: 300 grams could be closer to 1 3/4 to 2 cups.

The best way to determine the volume is to:

1. Grate the cheese: This will help you get a more accurate measurement.

2. Use a measuring cup: Pack the grated cheese into a measuring cup, pressing down lightly to get a close approximation.

Keep in mind: This is an estimate, and the actual volume may vary slightly.