Measuring Cups 7 Piece Set of Quality Professional Grade 18:8 Stainless Steel-Perfect for Dry and Liquid Ingredients, small

Durable Stainless Steel that is easy to clean plus every size you’d need. Easy to read marking on the sides. holes in handle to hang, sizes marked on the handles are also easy to read. The handles are the perfect length; not too long, not too short. This set has a small spout on each cup that’s is helpful to pour; most sets don’t have that feature. I have purchased FOUR SETS and sent them as gifts. My Overall Opinion is this Kitchen Aid 7 pc. Measuring Cup Set is the set to buy.

I’m so happy I don’t need to keep replacing measuring cups because the measurements washed off. I love that I can level and I love that there are so many cups…more than standard. Good quality! Love these!

These measuring cups are great. Very solid, they'll likely last a lifetime. Easy to measure with them and clean well in the dishwasher

It does NOT show that the bottoms are actually slightly concave, they bow up slightly. I thought they were totally flat. They are fairly solid feeling and I like that the handles are one piece. The cup size including metric and imperial are on the handles as well as the sides being marked with imperial. The markings on the side of the cups larger than 1/8 are easy enough to see and read no matter what hand you hold them in. I can glance first to see for example, the 1/2 and 3/4 cup markings on the one cup before I pour something into it. The embossed side markings are easier to read if you hold in your right hand, but are easier to see the level inside the cup if you hold it in your left. It takes a little more care to wipe out the embossings when cleaning. The lip has a little extra bulk, making them seem quite sturdy. DO NOT USE to scoop, say lard or Crisco, with. Take a spatula and pack the solidified fat or grease into it to measure. I purchased these because I wanted 2/3 and 3/4 cup in metal. They came well nested in a box on a ring, with each one bagged. There was a little 'manufacturing glup' on the biggest cup that easily came off. Looks like a well made set that will give me many years of use. The 1/8 cup is nice to have, aka 'coffee scoop' and it is also 2 tablespoons so quicker measuring of some things. Was a little pricier but looks like they will outlive my spot welded handled ancient Foley sets. My spouse is low vision and could read all the markings on this set as well. Some of the handle markings are a little less than easily read but he could read the side markings fine.

I haven't used these yet, but they seem like a nice, sturdy set, surprisingly heavy. I like how they fit inside each other without difficulty or handles sticking out in a wonky way. I also like that there are lines on the outside of the cups to show lesser measurements. I picked these cups for that reason, but also because there's more than the standard 4 or 5 measuring cups in this set. Is it colorful or playful? No, but it'll get the job done. A tiny drawback that may only be revealed over time and many uses, is that they may get scratched or banged up. A brushed finish might've been a good option. Overall a good set, and I look forward to using them.

This is a very nice stainless steel set, made of one piece construction so they'll last forever, the wide handle design fits the hand better than ones with skinny handles, and best of all it includes hard-to-find 2/3, 3/4, and 1/8 cup sizes, which is why I bought them. (For those of us who bake and cook a lot, that is a nice time saver!) The slightly flanged design of the top edge makes them easier to level off, and also pour without mess, which was a surprisingly nice bonus.

Lots of sizes and easy to use. Live everything about this set.

I received these two days after I ordered (love that Prime shipping!) and immediately washed them and put them into use. These are a nice heavy gauge stainless steel. They have quite a heft, especially when stacked together. They fit together very compactly.Each cup is labeled on the handle with its volume in both Metric and US Customary Cup debossed into the steel. It will never wash off.Additionally, the sides of each cup have a debossment of the internal volume of at least one measurement below full volume with a short line marking the volume (ie the 1/2 cup has 1/3 cup embossed into the side.) Both the 2/3 cup and 1 cup have two additional measurements marked.Each cup features a pouring spout that aids in reducing spillage when emptying a liquid.Further, the flat bottoms and hefty weight of each cup make it easy for my husband to use. He has an essential tremor (like mild Parkinson's, but not progressive) and instead of holding the cup in his non dominant hand while he fills it, he's able to use both hands to steady whatever he might be filling the cup with (ie a gallon container of milk, etc)My only quibble, that has now become a bit of a joke in our house, is that these are definitely left handed measuring cups. I'm right handed, and when holding the cups in my left hand when I fill them or pour the contents into a mixing bowl while I stir with my right hand, all the text and the pouring spouts are on the wrong side of the cups.

I received this set recently to evaluate and have to say I am very impressed. This is why:They are very heavy and feel well made, which makes them more stable (my other set is plastic and it tips over easily when I set it on the counter);There is a little pour spout on the side which is great for less mess;The imperial measurements are visible on the inside and outside - very easy for me to read plus imperial and metric measurements are on the handle;They stack together perfectly and come with a little ring that is easy to open and close; they are satisfying to hold the way the handle is formed - hard to explain but very nice.I'd like to send a set of these to each of my baking friends as they are very well made. I think they would be an impressive shower gift as part of a baking set. (And will be a nice addition to my daughter's hope chest.) Once you have these you won't need to buy another. Measuring Cups 7 Piece - New (Coffee Scoop) 1/8 cup Stainless Steel Nesting set by KitchenMade.Measuring Cups 7 Piece - New (Coffee Scoop) 1/8 cup Stainless Steel Nesting set by KitchenMade.

We recently began a environmentally friendly environment at our home. In the process of eliminating all our plastics and BPA cooking products, we switched over to stainless steel and glass.We searched Amazon's website and found these 100% stainless steel measuring cups. After reading and viewing some positive reviews from others, we decided that these measuring cups were ideal for us.THE POSITIVES:- 100% BPA Free- Stainless Steel- Easy to clean and wash- Easy to organise with the ring holder- Easy to store as it takes little space.- Identifiable with easy engraving lettering on each measuring cup- Affordable price- Long LastingTHE NEGATIVES:NoneYes, We HIGHLY recommend this product to anyone whether they love to cook a lot or not.

Great quality, would recommend to serious bakers! The printing on our old plastic cups always wore off so we could no longer tell the measurement -- we won't have that problem with this set! Multiple measurements are etched on each cup and visible from the inside (eg. 3/4 cup has a 1/2 and a 1/3 line) so you can reuse the same cup for multiple measurements, so you'll never run out of cups and you'll minimize the amount of washing. They also look really pretty and stack nicely.

These are great cups. Love how each cup has multiple measurement lines. If a recipe call for 1.5 cups you can use the same cup as you can fill it to the .5 cup line and not have to dirty multiple dishes (or try to eyeball it). They also have a nice weight and feel to them.

Je cuisine et je boulange beaucoup. Avec les années, j'ai égaré et perdu beaucoup de tasses à mesurer. C'est sans compter les mesures qui s'effacent sur les tasses en plastique à force d'être lavées au lave-vaisselle.Cet ensemble fait en acier inoxydable est parfait. Chaque tasse a des mesures estampillées dans l'acier que l'on peut lire autant de l'intérieur que de l'extérieur. Sur chacune, sauf la 1/8, il y a de plus petites mesures comme par exemple la 1 tasse a aussi 3/4 et 1/2 inscrite dessus. Donc moins de vaisselle à laver. J'ajoute que des tests menés par le site thesweethome.com ont démontrés leurs précisions ce qui est un plus, surtout en pâtisserie. Le bec verseur est efficace.Les tasses sont faites d'une pièce ce qui élimine les rivets et autre qui parfois rendent le nettoyage désagréable et plus difficile. Les poignées sont courtes, mais on s'y habitue rapidement. Qu'elles soient vides ou pleines, les tasses restent bien à plat sur la table ou le comptoir. Des dégâts de moins.Du côté de l'entretien, pas de souci. On peut les laver à la main ou au lave-vaisselle. Pour les ranger, je les emboîte une dans l'autre et les attache avec leur anneau puis je les suspends à mon étagère. À noter, l'ensemble est particulièrement lourd.J'ai enlevé une étoile parce qu'au moment de l'achat l'ensemble de 6 pièces n'était plus en stock alors j'ai acheté l'ensemble de 7 pièces. La différence de 10$ pour une tasse de plus me semble exagérée.Pour sa solidité, sa précision, sa durabilité, sa versatilité et sa facilité d'entretien, je recommande l'achat de cet ensemble de tasses.