300°F in Celsius: 148.9°C

300 degrees Fahrenheit is 148.9°C, which a European recipe writes as 150°C.

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300°F is 148.9°C. Subtract 32, then multiply by 5 and divide by 9: (300 − 32) × 5 ⁄ 9 = 148.9. Recipes round it to the nearest mark on a dial, and a European recipe for the same dish says 150°C.

In a fan oven, also called convection, use about 130°C: moving air cooks faster, so fan ovens run about twenty degrees lower than the recipe. On a British gas cooker, 300°F is gas mark 2.

The converter above opens on 300°F; type any other temperature, or swap the units to go from Celsius to Fahrenheit.

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  1. Read 300°F in Celsius above: 148.9°C.
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Questions

What is 300°F in Celsius?

148.9°C. Recipes round it to 150°C, which is close enough for any oven.

What is 300°F in a fan oven?

About 130°C. A fan oven runs about twenty degrees Celsius cooler for the same result, because moving air carries heat to the food faster.

What gas mark is 300°F?

Gas mark 2. Each mark is about 25°F, or 14°C.

Is it accurate?

The conversion is exact; the oven is not. A home oven commonly runs ten to twenty degrees Celsius away from its dial and swings as its thermostat cycles, so the rounding recipes do is well inside the error you already have. An oven thermometer is the only way to know what yours really does.

Oven temperatures

FahrenheitCelsius, exactCelsius in recipesGas mark
250 °F121.1 °C120 °C½
275 °F135 °C140 °C1
300 °F148.9 °C150 °C2
325 °F162.8 °C160 °C3
350 °F176.7 °C180 °C4
375 °F190.6 °C190 °C5
400 °F204.4 °C200 °C6
425 °F218.3 °C220 °C7
450 °F232.2 °C230 °C8
475 °F246.1 °C240 °C9
500 °F260 °C260 °Cabove 9

Other oven temperatures

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