What about pouring? It drives me crazy when liquids spill because of poor spout
1492403
This cup pours great. No leaks nor drips. No runs down the side. It even does a good job of pouring pancake batter.
1492404
I have used my Simax 4 cup Imperial beaker for about 5 months.It is an excellent extra large tea mug.It is glass, and therefore fragile to impact.The spout is not as deep as a creamer or a pitcher, but functions well as any similar measuring tool
1492405
I pours just fine. Be aware though that the pint measures are Imperial rather than US
1492406
It pours very precisely, like a laboratory instrument, no drips or running down the side.
1492407
It pours very well although I only use it to fill the coffee pot. It does not have cup measurements, only ml, pint, and gram.
844417
No, What i do is stuff a rag or disposable shop towel in the spout so it absorbs the excess and keeps it from dripping. I have had no problems.
1292398
You have to unscrew it at least a little to pour out if it. Half a turn is enough to get liquid out.
99160
I've had this "problem" with almost every container of liquids I've ever owned. The surface tension of cream and milk will usually tend to make the fluid hold to the container. This can be ameliorated by a rapid "confident" pour which quickly gets the fluid flowing down. I haven't noticed that this "problem" occurs any more with these cups than any other. It's just part of fluid dynamics.
1575160
I know that this question is old, but I bought the Tramontina which is a good set, but the frustrating part is that when I pour stuff it spills. I am going to try to return it and get this set, but if I am not unable to I am happy enough with the Tramontina. (I cook a lot of soups and tea etc...)
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I have a 16 oz and it pours perfectly but the quart spills everywhere! It's so annoying. I am not sure why there's a funky curve in the pour spout or why they felt the need to change something that wasn't broken. I had an original pyrex quart size with a nice spout and it broke so I replaced it with this. Hope they read this and fix it back to the older style.
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No But to be honest I would rather pour it since it is a lot faster and I have never had a problem with spills the way they designed the spout. Also you have to remember after the oil cools and thickens that feature is going to mean less and less to you for the time and trouble it will present. The key to the Mityvac is keeping the oil warm-hot so it is like water and flows easily. The vacuum pressure isn't that strong. Hope that helps.
1032950
I have had my kettle for a while now and I have not had any problems, Craig. However, I have learned to open the spout cap and let some of the steam escape before pouring the hot liquid into my cup.
1174131
Aryeh, I have used my pot a few times and have not had any spillage when pouring. Marc
1326175
It has a pour spout that you can use. Kind of like a box of wine. Keep in mind, once you pour it- you can't put it back in.
186107
I have never had this problem...pours just for for me. Wish I could help or suggest a solution.
898966
You are correct- there is NO spout! You have to unscrew and either drink from the top, or I just pour it into a glass, as the top doesn't feel designed to drink from comfortably.
1092117
It pours. I just opened the set to see! Put water in it and it poured out through spout
1412730
I agree it requires a little fiddling around to get the pump and ceramic top lined up properly. My best advice is to put the top on first and then reach under and move the pump around so that it's lined up with the spout.
1952354
There's a hole in the cup part for draining, right where the spout is. You can see it on the second picture at the top of the page.
2030489
Mine was a liquid. It needs to be shaken up very well..... That may be your problem..
1644781
I have not had any problems pouring. I would think it depends how quickly your pour. It's hot so I go slowly