what's 100 gm in cups N 125 gm N 60 gm?

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You'll have to tell me what it is you are measuring. Grams cannot be directly converted to cups unless the density of the ingredient is known or by using a chart that lists how much a cup of some ingredient weighs; and this will be an approximation only because density can vary. A cup of flour sometimes weighs more in the winter due to humidity. A pint of water will vary in weight depending on the temperature of the water.

And, I'm not too sure what you mean by "N". I've never seen that notation before.

500 grams of marshmallows will fill a lot more cups than 500 grams of sugar. A cup of lead pellets will weigh a lot more grams more than a cup of feathers.

I looked online and got some more info. This is why it is so difficult to answer this question.

100 gm sugar = 0.5 cups of sugar
100 gm flour = 0.8 cups of flour
100 gm marshmallows = 2 cups of marshmallows

This website has a good volume/weight approximation program. http://www.gourmetsleuth.com
Just click "conversions" at the top of the home page. The program will ask you what you want to convert and you'll be able to choose an ingredient and the amounts to convert.
 
5 gm = 1 tsp.

There are 16 tsp in a cup, so 16 x 5 = 80 gm in a cup.

60 gm = 3/4 cup
 
one cubic centimeter = 1 gram if what you are measuring is water.

1 oz = 30cc/30gm/30ml (assuming it's water)

so 60gm would be 2 oz, which would be a 1/4 cup
100gm would be 3.3oz which would be 1/3 cup
125gm would be roughly 4 oz, which would be 1/2 cup
good luck
 
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