Are the spoons marked for their different measurements, or will I need to do that with a sharpie-type marker?
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Mine came with the measurements engraved into the metal of each one. They are stainless steel and on a key ring. I bought them for gifts and are very pleased with them.
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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.
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CL, They're marked (engraved)with Cutsie names. There's a post by, I think the name is laffinboy or laffinguy, something like that. He went thru and measured and posted. What I did was copy his results onto a card and I keep it in a handy spot in my kitchen to refer to. I use them to measure my powder supplements from BulkSupplements. I wrote the name of the cutsie measurement next to the real measurement amount on the pkg, so I don't hafta go back and forth with the card. Someone else posted that they engraved the real amounts on them. I don't think a sharpie would hold up. Perhaps if you got a waterproof type label, that would work. Hope this helps, Donna CL, They're marked (engraved)with Cutsie names. There's a post by, I think the name is laffinboy or laffinguy, something like that. He went thru and measured and posted. What I did was copy his results onto a card and I keep it in a handy spot in my kitchen to refer to. I use them to measure my powder supplements from BulkSupplements. I wrote the name of the cutsie measurement next to the real measurement amount on the pkg, so I don't hafta go back and forth with the card. Someone else posted that they engraved the real amounts on them. I don't think a sharpie would hold... » Read More CL, They're marked (engraved)with Cutsie names. There's a post by, I think the name is laffinboy or laffinguy, something like that. He went thru and measured and posted. What I did was copy his results onto a card and I keep it in a handy spot in my kitchen to refer to. I use them to measure my powder supplements from BulkSupplements. I wrote the name of the cutsie measurement next to the real measurement amount on the pkg, so I don't hafta go back and forth with the card. Someone else posted that they engraved the real amounts on them. I don't think a sharpie would hold up. Perhaps if you got a waterproof type label, that would work. Hope this helps, Donna « Show Less
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The only mark on the spoon is J.A. HENKELS INTERNATIONAL, and the logo and number. Sorry, bought them long ago so do not have packaging any longer. I am unable to answer your question.
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they are both metric and imperial, they have label-stickers on the inside that you stick to the box which tells you what sizes is what. easy to follow. however the messurements on the side of the tool is in imperial. but east to follow and convert.
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I have no problem with these spoons. They seem normal sized to me. They are smaller of three sets of spoons: teaspoon, table spoon and a soup spoon (I didn't get the soup spoons). We've had these for a couple months and are very satisfied.
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I threw packaging away. The only marking on spoon is WMFCromargan 18/10. Maybe their website says? They are a nice weight, bowl of spoon has a little curve to it.
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No, there is no spoon and no real instructions. The label gives some comparisons of sort, but you're going to have to get 'metric' to really figure out what to do with it.
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No the sizes are not easy to read on the cups and spoons if you don't have good eyesight. I have to tilt them in the light to be able to see what the measurement is.
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Those markers are for relative measurements. It depend on it is the long or short grain, white or brown rice. You can start out with one cup of white rice and fill water to the one cup marker and see how it turn out and make adjustment from there. Cup is the measuring cup for kitchen use. Hope it help.
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I don't have the measurements, but will tell you, both spoons are sized small than what I would consider normal. Especially the tablespoon. That said, this set is wonderful quality--has a nice weight to it, and has a beautiful presentation on a table. We love it.
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They do have oz measurement markers on the rubber gripper part. However, because the bottles are glass they are quite heavy and we ended up using the small ones as long as we could.
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no markings of any kind, but when you get them there are VERY sticky stickers on the bottom of each glass that took me a short while to remove
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No, that would be great if there were markings but there are not. I use a long spoon that I have marked gallons, 1/2, and 1/4 gallons on.
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Hi Beverly: I looked again at mine. My measuring spoons are together on a ring (like a key ring) and I put that ring on the hook. This S Hook would not fit through the hole on those measuring spoons (a stylishly narrow hole). It fits through the holes on all my measuring cups though.
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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!
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Dear Monty, The tag they came with is long gone and I can't give you information. I am happy with the spoons and split them with people I shipped my grapefruit to. They are Windsor and they work mo-better than a non-serated spoon! Kate
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Hi Judith. I got out my tape measure and measured across the widest part of the bowl and it about 1&1/8 inches wide. I'm not an expert on all of the marks on a tape measure but I'm pretty sure about that one. I love my spoons because they are so generic, with no embellishment that they go great with any set of tableware. The handles are long and smooth which I like because some of our big tea glasses are very deep and this spoon can stir the bottom. They are polished and I think really pretty. I enjoy using them. Hope I helped. Lesley Cox
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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.