Spring Chef Magnetic Measuring Spoons Set, Dual Sided, Stainless Steel, Fits in Spice Jars, Set of 7

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In all, it includes nine spoons that measure 1/16 teaspoon, 1/8 teaspoon, 1/4 teaspoon, 1/3 teaspoon, 1/2 teaspoon, 3/4 teaspoon, 1 teaspoon, 1/2 tablespoon, and 1 tablespoon. The spoons are extremely lightweight, and nest into each other so that they won’t take up vital storage space.

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S. markings, this adjustable spoon allows you to set the measurement required with a simple slide of the handle insert. Nowadays, measuring spoons are extremely standardized to ensure that your recipe matches what you are measuring out and putting into the bowl,” McCoy adds. However, both Krikorian and McCoy agree that if you have the most popular sizes, that should be enough for most cooking needs.The set includes five different measuring spoons that are conveniently linked together with a detachable loop. Measuring spoons are such an essential kitchen tool that, if you cook at all, chances are good you already have a set. Add in the double ends, easy clean, magnetic storage and dishwashability, and you have measuring spoons that can't be bettered.

Magnetic Measuring Spoons Set of 8 Dual Sided Stainless Steel Magnetic Measuring Spoons Set of 8 Dual Sided Stainless Steel

Suitable for dry and liquid ingredients (with teaspoon and millilitre measures), as well as rust-free, BPA-free and a universal measuring guide. There’s a wide range of materials in the measuring spoons on the market, from plastics to silicone to different metals and even ceramic. Then we used each spoon to measure a variety of ingredients: baking powder, caraway seeds, clumpy curry powder, slippery dried oregano, staticky dry yeast, and thick, sticky corn syrup. We also looked at reviews of measuring spoons from trusted sources like Cook’s Illustrated (subscription required), Serious Eats, and The Kitchn.

They had difficult-to-read measurements and bent under very little pressure, and the tablespoon measure wouldn’t fit into a small jar. The spoons are wide and shallow, which is sufficient for dry ingredients, but liquids easily sloshed over the sides when we weren't careful. Maybe one or two spoons have gotten separated from the pack and disappeared into the depths of a drawer. This way of measuring ingredients ensures consistency, and won’t leave you wondering why your outcome seems slightly different every time.