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Conversion Chart

Quick reference chart for Qargo Coffee ingredient conversions, including pumps, scoops, shots, teaspoons, and servings in ounces and grams. Use this guide for recipe consistency, training, and portion control.

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Written by Santiago Guerrero Gomez

At Qargo Coffee, consistency is everything. This ingredient conversion chart helps teams prepare drinks and food items with the same quality across all locations by standardizing common measures (shots, pumps, scoops, teaspoons, and servings) into ounces (Oz) and grams (Gr).

Whether you are training a new team member, calibrating recipes, or checking prep accuracy, this chart is your quick reference for converting portion sizes into exact weights.

Why this chart matters

  • Maintain recipe consistency across all stores

  • Reduce waste by measuring accurately

  • Improve training speed for new team members

  • Support inventory control with clearer portion tracking

  • Ensure product quality in every drink and food item

How to use the chart

Each row shows a standard Qargo Coffee ingredient measure and its equivalent in ounces and grams.


INGREDIENT / MEASURE

QUANTITY

UNIT

Oz

Gr

Standard Espresso Shot

1

Shot

1

28

Lungo Espresso Shot

1

Shot

1.5

42.5

Syrup (Monin) Pump

1

Pump

0.25

7

Sauce (Ghirardelli) Pump

1

Pump

0.5

14

Matcha (Culinary Grade) Tsp

1

Tsp

0.09

2.5

Cappuccino Cold Foam

1

Scoop

0.25

7

Vanilla Powder Scoop

1

Scoop

0.5

14

Chocolate Powder Scoop

1

Scoop

0.5

14

Fruit Puree (Monin) Pump

1

Pump

0.25

7

Fruit Fusion / White Lotus Pump

1

Pump

1

28

Taro Powder Scoop

1

Scoop

0.5

14

Boba Pearls Scoop

1

Scoop

1

28

Greek Yogurt Scoop

1

Scoop

0.75

21

Protein Powder Scoop

1

Scoop

0.5

14

Mini Dutch Pancakes Serving

1

Serving

3

85

Best practices for store teams

  • Always use the approved scoop/pump tools

  • If measuring by scale, use the grams (Gr) column for better precision

  • Recheck measurements when opening a new product batch

  • Keep this chart visible in prep areas or recipe stations

  • Use this chart during onboarding and refresher training

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