UK Oven Temperature Conversion Chart Printable
If you’re having trouble converting Fahrenheit to Celsius, this handy oven temperature conversion chart printable PDF will help you out! Whether you’re following a new baking recipe or learning how to cook, this chart will be useful to you.
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Have you ever followed an US recipe in the UK, only to get your oven temperature mixed up and be disappointed with the end result? I know I have!
There was even a time in my life, when I was brand new to baking, that I got confused with 450°C and 450°F when making box brownies. My oven didn’t go up to 450°C so I turned it up to the highest possible setting and assumed I was good to go, LOL.
It’s fair to say my brownies came out a *little* more burnt than they should have. It’s even fairer to say that they looked like volcanic ash after 10 minutes and were completely inedible. To my defence, I didn’t realise the box was imported from the US, and 15 year old me didn’t quite grasp that Celsius and Fahrenheit are two very different things.
Another thing I didn’t realise when I started baking is that you need to slightly reduce the temperature if you’re using a fan oven. This will prevent your cakes and bakes from getting burnt on the top while still being underbaked inside.
You live and you learn, and luckily I now very clearly know the difference between all the different types of oven temperatures. That’s exactly why I created this UK printable oven temperature conversion chart PDF, to prevent new cooks and bakers from making the same mistakes that I did.
You can print it out and stick it to your kitchen cupboard or you can keep it on your computer for easy digital access. It’s a very simple chart and I made it black and white to help save on ink costs for printing. It includes conversions from Celsius to Fahrenheit, gas mark and fan oven.
I also recommend using an oven thermometer alongside this chart, to help with accuracy when it comes to baking/cooking time.
Free printable oven temperature conversion chart
All you need to do to get your free printable is click on the image below. It will take you to a PDF copy of the chart, where you can print it out or just save it to your computer for later.
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Text-Based Accessible Conversion Chart
Just in case or you’re unable to print it, or for anyone using a text reader, I’ve included a text version of the chart below.
Celsius | Fan Oven | Fahrenheit | Gas Mark |
130°C | 110°C | 250°F | 1/2 |
140°C | 120°C | 275°F | 1 |
150°C | 130°C | 300°F | 2 |
170°C | 150°C | 325°F | 3 |
180°C | 160°C | 350°F | 4 |
190°C | 170°C | 375°F | 5 |
200°C | 180°C | 400°F | 6 |
220°C | 200°C | 425°F | 7 |
230°C | 210°C | 450°F | 8 |
240°C | 220°C | 475°F | 9 |
I hope this UK oven temperature conversion chart is useful to you. Do let me know what you’ll be baking or cooking next! Enjoy!