Are these acurate? Not all measuring spoons &amp; cups are acurate.
203674
I really don't know..I never got that far to check the accuracy of the cups and spoons..reason being, the cup edges are so sharp they are dangerous. Trust me, they will cut you bad. I threw them away in the metal recycling box, so no one could hurt around here, including me.
1646503
The measurements are shown as cups or ml but not dl. Same on the measuring spoons.
602621
No, not super easy to read, & I am very young. Your best bet is probably the clear cups with red markings like a Pyrex cup.
1232934
I can't tell what gauge they are. There are no marking on the spoons other than their size.
1089981
I only use them for liquid measurement. I use my standard measuring cups everything else. The silicone cups are great though. I heat things in them too.
2060101
The spoons are 18/10L - solid and clean very well. The set comes with a 1/8 cup measure instead of a 1/3 (along with 1/4, 1/2, and 1 cup). Very odd, and the company should change that. Otherwise, love them!Nonna C.
1609364
Yes, the markings on the handles are easy to read. The individual cups themselves do not have markings.
2149557
I would say yes..All though they are not marked as such..My set goes like this in order: smidgen,pinch,dash,1/8 tsp.,1/4 tsp,1/2 tsp, 1 tsp, and last 1 tablespoon..Hopefully this helps you..
907751
I baked all of my Christmas cookies with them and I had no problem at all!! I didn't calibrate them or anything like that, but they are my new "go to" measuring cups.
1615001
Without measuring I'd say they are. Doesn't bother me to look at it. If they were asymmetrical it would bug me pretty bad.
1307536
Since the spoons are labeled "dash," "tad," etc. they are not intended to be used for precise measuring... it's a joke!
764404
Measure half a cup and take out one tablespoon and that will give ya the 7/16. Like you I am really bad at this measuring thing so I look stuff on the net and I print it out or write it out and put into a folder for further use :)
1255159
Yes, I have measured them by weighing water in them on an accurate scale (1 ml = 1 gram). The 250 ml cup is spot-on by actual measurement.NOTE: 250 ml = 1 Australian/New Zealand cup. 1 U.S. "legal" cup is 240 ml. A U.S. "customary" cup is 236.6 ml.
2250195
I'm not sure what you mean. These (unlike I believed when I ordered) do NOT have the teaspoon equivalents on them at all. It can make measuring more complicated. I would have loved to have things like 1/16 tsp etc on the spoons alas it is not there.
1093956
I have not, but none of my baking has suffered from using them so I would think that they are fairly accurate.
570532
Hi there, I would be hard pressed to find the box which would tell me the exact composition, but they are made of a strong, rigid plastic. They're nothing like the cheap plastic measuring cups you can pick up in a dollar store. They're quality, but they're still plastic.How this helps.
302463
NO! All the Pyrex measuring cups (2, 4, 8 cups) are sloppy when pouring. But the handles and pouring lips are aligned.