Does this cup have measurement lines so you can see the liquid measure when pouring in a liquid? (the image shows that it does but I just wanted to confirm). Also, is it sturdy enough to hold a hand blender? Does this cup have measurement lines so you can see the liquid measure when pouring in a liquid? (the image shows that it does but I just wanted to confirm). Also, is it sturdy enough to hold a... » Read More Does this cup have measurement lines so you can see the liquid measure when pouring in a liquid? (the image shows that it does but I just wanted to confirm). Also, is it sturdy enough to hold a hand blender? « Show Less
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Not true lines for measurement, but there are notches for use in a milk shake machine. The notches in the container I have are roughly around 7-8 oz and 15 oz.
1723475
Yes, you can see the amount of liquid inside. No, there is no measurements on the side.
846511
That's a difficult answer because it all depends on what the liquid is. If you're wanting to know straight amount it's 1/2 cup (I just filled it up with tap water, and poured the amount in the sleeve into a measuring cup), but that would be a liquid like water. If you're making a smoothie I don't think a reviewer can answer that because we all make smoothies differently, which means they would all take up various volumes. Hope that makes sense.
1626420
The measurement markings are raised plastic on the inside of the cup. They are visible from both the inside and the outside when any liquid is poured in.
528890
no. but I just took a measuring cup and a knife and scratched out the levels on the outside. took 3 seconds and works fine. the cup is strong and has taken a beating since I got it, but I cant say it wasn't worth what I payed. it will not warp or bend and ive smached it more than once! still a great cup.
1801413
I've never used it measure liquids, but supposedly it will do milliliters, at least there is a setting for it. I've had it for a few months and it seems to be a well made scale. As for accuracy, I measure a lot of food using grams to be more accurate and it seems to fluctuate by a gram or 2 sometimes. Not a big deal because a gram is 1/28 of an ounce. My wife measures hers in ounces. So it's fairly accurate if you are just going to use it for measuring out portions for food (our use).
1392441
The 1 cup measuring cup I have does not fit into the mouth of these jars. I find myself using 1/2 cups instead or pouring into the cup. My hand does fit in on its own, but I don't think that's what you were asking (just in case).
1496251
Yes, each handle is marked with what measurement the cup is from 1/4 to 1 Cup, if that is what you mean. There are no other measurements printed on them, though. For instance, no lines inside that mark off measurements. They are also a heavier weight than I anticipated, FYI. I like them that way, but I was surprised. Hope that helps!
904939
Yes, it is in liquid very similar to Mylanta. I can't remember if it comes with a measuring cup or not.
2227620
Good Morning, I tried it and no, the magnet does not stick to the measuring cup. Good test - did you know magnet's won't stick to good quality stainless steel - my son just informed me. Really like these cups and think I will send for second set - they're worth the cost - I've tried many sets - these far surpass. Have a great day!
302463
NO! All the Pyrex measuring cups (2, 4, 8 cups) are sloppy when pouring. But the handles and pouring lips are aligned.
255063
No. This measuring cup (the 8 cup version) is so large that the first mark is 2 Cups! It's pretty low on the side, there's just that much volume from side to side.
1723476
Yes, it's dark but you can see through it, see how full it is. No, there are no measurements on the sides. But, these are by far the least messy sippy cups I found -- they're our household favorite. No spills (unless you put a carbonated beverage like sparkling water inside -- then if they shake it it will shoot out when the pressure gets too high!).
2096132
No it does not, these measuring cups and spoons are the best ones I have ever used. I even bought the liquid measuring cups as well, and I love them!
480113
No lines. Take Christian's advice and count the pour. That's what I do. Great shaker BTW.
821860
Jaycelyn M.: I checked with my wife, and her response is yes to the dry cups measurement and no to the ounces. She recommends a Pyrex style clear measure cup for liquid. As for the 2 cup dry measurement, simply fill to the brim, scrape off the extra and you have a perfect 2 cups. She also reminds you not to pack the item you are measuring prior to scraping unless the recipe calls for it.
770078
Sorry, I gave it as a gift and can't get measurements. But, there are newer versions of this cup that have a locking mechanism that prevents spills. Costco is selling them for $20 for 2, if they have them in stock.