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

Where have you been all my life!?I have been using my vintage 80's, plastic Tupperware measuring cups for the last 35 years, and while they did the job, I got tired of chasing the leftover ingredients in the almost 90° bottoms. Peanut butter, Crisco, olive oil... such a PITA to get out...UNTIL ... I got these... what an absolute joy.I can't tell you how wonderful these are to empty. I can finally get ALL the honey out of the bottom almost effortlessly, such a satisfying victory.Clear measurements. Sit flat and level without tipping over. LOVE the pour spout.S t u r d y! there is no way you're going to bend them, Well made superior quality that is rare to find these days. A one-time investment that will last a lifetime.Get a set, you won't regret it. I certainly didn't...If I may add, it's the little things, sometimes ordinary little things like measuring cups .. when upgraded can give more happiness than you could possibly imagine.and if you've got a cook or baker in the family.. get these, they'll love em too!

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 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.

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.

The measuring cups nest and take up little room in a drawer. Clear markings, durable, practical. A good value.

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.

FantasticIt comes with more sizes than I expected or thought I wanted.When putting things away, I always stumbled trying to nest the cup in my hand in the right spot in the stack . I rarely got it the first time (unless I stopped to read the size).When putting these away, it is super-easy to glance what position is empty and slide it in.

Well made And accurate!