350g

350g is a unit of mass, commonly used in various contexts. It is equivalent to 0.35 kilograms or approximately 12.35 ounces. This measurement is frequently encountered in recipes, where it can represent the weight of ingredients such as flour, sugar, or meat. For example, a recipe might call for 350g of chicken breast or 350g of all-purpose flour.

In packaging and product labeling, 350g is also a standard quantity for many consumer goods. This can include items like coffee grounds, detergents, or even small electronics. The specific product and its density will determine the volume occupied by 350g of mass. For instance, 350g of feathers would occupy a much larger volume than 350g of lead.

The gram (g) is the base unit of mass in the International System of Units (SI). The prefix "350" indicates a quantity of 350 times the base unit. Therefore, 350g is a precise measurement of mass. Understanding this unit is important for accurate cooking, weighing, and commerce.