Do the cups have exterior markings for graduated measurements? ie. does the 1-cup have markings to use for 1/2 cup or similar, and so on?
300168
No. The one cup has no markings of smaller measurements nor do any of the other cups have markings.
300169
It does not have internal nor external marking. The marking is on the handle itself i.e. 1 cup, 3/4 cup, etc.
300170
Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately the set does not have graduated measurements inside of them. Thank you.
358482
It has all sorts of helpful markings, and unfortunately all of them on the inside. As I recently learned, this does indeed cause a problem, although not so much with the mixing but with pouring out the contents. It's a very small cup, for very small amounts, and having to waste some of it in the crooks and crannies of those markings is a tad frustrating. They're great for craft/painting projects, but you wouldn't want to use them to measure anything requiring scientific or medical preciseness.
779312
No there are no internal markings. They are designed for accurately measuring dry ingredients and to do that the cup(s) should be filled to the top and leveled off with a knife. There is a 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 1 C. Dishwasher safe. No welds. Accurate. If you need 5/8 C, you would use the 1/2 cup and 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 1/8 C you would use 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 7/8 C you would use the 3/4 C and 2 level Tablespoons. As a general rule, old school coffee scoops are 1/8 C or 2 Tablespoons. For liquid ingredients it is most accurate to use a measuring cup with a pour spout designed specifically for liquids. No there are no internal markings. They are designed for accurately measuring dry ingredients and to do that the cup(s) should be filled to the top and leveled off with a knife. There is a 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 1 C. Dishwasher safe. No welds. Accurate. If you need 5/8 C, you would use the 1/2 cup and 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 1/8 C you would use 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 7/8 C you would use the 3/4 C and 2 level Tablespoons. As a general rule, old school coffee scoops are 1/8 C or 2 Tablespoons. For liquid ingredients it is most accurate to use a measuring cup with a pour... » Read More No there are no internal markings. They are designed for accurately measuring dry ingredients and to do that the cup(s) should be filled to the top and leveled off with a knife. There is a 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 1 C. Dishwasher safe. No welds. Accurate. If you need 5/8 C, you would use the 1/2 cup and 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 1/8 C you would use 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 7/8 C you would use the 3/4 C and 2 level Tablespoons. As a general rule, old school coffee scoops are 1/8 C or 2 Tablespoons. For liquid ingredients it is most accurate to use a measuring cup with a pour spout designed specifically for liquids. « Show Less
2129773
1 cup, 1/2 cup, 1/4 cup, and the smallest one is marked 1 and 2 tablespoons
1433123
I just checked the cup, 1/2 cup, 1/4 cup and they were accurate. Good question.
960565
No the lines are not labeled . They are etched horizontal on the front continue around the sides and then arch decoratively down the sides. There are slso three horizontsl lines on the back side (dide with handle) - they are not labeled either. But each appears to be a bit more than 1 cup .
1845671
I tried to find out but was unsuccessful. That said, I love using them, I purchased the CIA measuring cups too.
512281
Yes, all three are marked with all measurements...the 4 cup is great for using an immersion blender in too
518839
The actual measurement line is inside the cup so if you filled it to the brim to wipe a straight edge, you would be over the actual measurement you want. These are great for pouring liquids.
68641
Yes it does. And it also has little markings so you can use it as a measuring cup. I strongly recommend this product, though it is a bit of a pain to clean.
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.
1543154
Richard I'm sorry I missed your question. Each stick has markings for 1/4 1/2 etc to one cup
481487
The cups I use are 1 cup measure. I leave a rim to testif it's too hot to drink right away.
984125
The markings are clear and have not worn off yet. I must admit I haven't needed to use a scrubber on them. They nest, so it's easy to determine which size cup I am using.
844172
they are not marked, but just measure next to 1/4 or 1/8 tsp, then go down, each one is approximately 1/2 size of next one.
1919558
There are measurement markings, but only at the 1 & 2 quart levels, and the 1 & 1.8 liter levels. It is not graduated at any levels inbetween.
560854
No markings at all on my Bodum. I use a hotpot that allows me to measure the water for 1 liter or 1/2 liter.