350 Fahrenheit to Celsius (350 °F to °C)

Formula and worked answer

°C = (°F − 32) × 5/9

Substituting 350 for °F: 350 × 0.555556 + -17.777778 = 176.6668 °C. The factor 0.555556 comes from the exact international definition of the degree Fahrenheit relative to the degree Celsius, so this answer is precise rather than rounded.

What does 350 Fahrenheit represent?

350 degrees Fahrenheit (176.67 °C) is the most-used oven temperature in American baking, appearing in virtually every US recipe for cakes, cookies, brownies, and casseroles. Converted to metric the figure is 176.67 °C, which European ovens with 5° increment dials usually round to the closest setting of either 175 °C or 180 °C. Bakers in metric kitchens working from US recipes typically default to 180 °C because the 3.33 °C round-up has minimal effect on baking time and produces a slightly faster bake; a 175 °C setting is closer to the original 350 °F but lengthens the bake by a few minutes. Either choice is acceptable for most American recipes.

Values near 350 °F

• 345 °F=173.889 °C
• 346 °F=174.4446 °C
• 347 °F=175.0002 °C
• 348 °F=175.5557 °C
• 349 °F=176.1113 °C
• 351 °F=177.2224 °C
• 352 °F=177.7779 °C
• 353 °F=178.3335 °C
• 354 °F=178.889 °C
• 355 °F=179.4446 °C

°F to °C reference table around 350

Convert a different value

Looking for a different number of Fahrenheit? Use the full °F to °C converter to enter any value, see the worked formula, and read the full background on the degree Fahrenheit and the degree Celsius. To go the other direction, the °C to °F converter applies the inverse factor and is the page to bookmark if you usually start in Celsius.