How many cups is 400 mL?

400 mL = 1.69 cups

About 1 2/3 US cups · 13.53 fl oz · 27.1 Tbsp · metric cups: 1.6

Measure with: about 1 cup + 2 × 1/3 cup + 1 tsp

Converter

400 mL = 1.69 cups

Fluid ounces
13.53 fl oz
Cups
≈ 1 2/3 (1.691)
Tablespoons
27.05
Teaspoons
81.2
Milliliters
400 mL
Measure with
about 1 cup + 2 × 1/3 cup + 1 tsp
Other cup standards

US cups: 1.691 · nutrition-label cups (240 mL): 1.667 · metric cups (250 mL): 1.6 · UK fluid ounces: 14.08

US customary cup = 236.6 mL

Many cans outside the US are 400 mL, coconut milk among them. A US can of coconut milk usually holds 13.5 fl oz (399 mL), so one US can stands in for one 400 mL can without any adjusting. Details at 13.5 oz to cups.

To measure 400 mL from a carton or bottle, use 1 2/3 cups (394 mL) and add 1 tsp to close the gap. With the cups in a standard set, that is 1 cup + two 1/3 cups + 1 tsp. On a liquid measure, pour to just over 13 1/2 fl oz (400 mL is 13.53 fl oz).

In a metric-cup recipe, 400 mL is 1.6 cups.

Milliliters to US cups and metric cups
mLUS cupsAboutFluid ouncesTablespoonsMetric cups (250 mL)
5 mL0.0200.170.30.02
10 mL0.0400.340.70.04
15 mL0.061/80.5110.06
30 mL0.131/81.0120.12
50 mL0.211/41.693.40.2
60 mL0.251/42.034.10.24
80 mL0.341/32.715.40.32
100 mL0.423/83.386.80.4
120 mL0.511/24.068.10.48
125 mL0.531/24.238.50.5
150 mL0.635/85.0710.10.6
175 mL0.743/45.9211.80.7
200 mL0.857/86.7613.50.8
250 mL1.0618.4516.91
300 mL1.271 1/410.1420.31.2
330 mL1.391 3/811.1622.31.32
350 mL1.481 1/211.8323.71.4
375 mL1.591 5/812.6825.41.5
400 mL1.691 2/313.5327.11.6
450 mL1.91 7/815.2230.41.8
500 mL2.112 1/816.9133.82
600 mL2.542 1/220.2940.62.4
700 mL2.96323.6747.32.8
750 mL3.173 1/825.3650.73
800 mL3.383 3/827.0554.13.2
1000 mL4.234 1/433.8167.64

Questions

How many cups is 400 mL?

1.69 US cups, about 1 2/3 cups. Measure 1 2/3 cups + 1 tsp to be exact.

Is a 400 mL can the same as a 13.5 oz can?

Nearly. 400 mL is 13.53 fl oz, and a 13.5 fl oz can holds 399 mL.

How many ounces is 400 mL?

13.53 fl oz.

By Alton Vieira · Updated . Sources: US customary units: NIST Handbook 44 · nutrition-label cup: FDA 21 CFR 101.9. How we calculate.