Seventy-five grams is a common weight for cocoa, nuts and chocolate in a single batch of brownies or cookies. Because those ingredients differ so much in density, this is a weight where reading the right row matters.
Across the full chart above, this same weight fills 0.89 cups of cocoa powder but only 0.22 cups of honey. Cocoa is the lightest ingredient here and honey the heaviest, and that spread is the whole reason the ingredient has to be named.
Keep the original 75 gram weight whenever the recipe depends on an exact ratio between flour and liquid.