Are these acurate? Not all measuring spoons & 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.
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.
1069782
Dial type gauges are only guaranteed accurate in the middle of their range. Digital are usually accurate throughout their entire range.
1410021
Based upon the weight of my dog on the scale compared to the scale at the vet's office, I'd say they are accurate to within a quarter pound. More importantly, they are incredibly consistent. Since purchasing them, I have periodically (initially every week or so; now maybe once every month or two) tested them by placing the same pair of 30 pound iron dumbbells on them. Maybe 2 or 3 times, they have read 58.4, otherwise, they are always 58.6. Note: I believe that the pair of dumbbells are less than 60 pounds. I have checked them on other bathroom scales, and they have always weighed less than 60 pounds on those scales too. Regardless, consistency is far more important than the accuracy in bathroom scales. After all, the purpose of bathroom scales is to monitor the change in one's body weight over time, not for commercial purposes, such as weighing copper ore. IMO these are the best bathroom scales that I have ever used.
131018
Yes, they have metric measurements. They are: 5ml (1 teaspoon), 15ml (1 Tablespoon), 30ml (1 OZ.) and 60ml (2 OZ.). The color part on the bottom is slightly rubberized so they don't slide around on the counter.
34127
No, they are just indentions and do not say anything on it. I took my measuring cup and filled it with water and poured it in and it was over the first mark, so the first mark is under 1 cup. Honestly I'm not sure why they are on there. Hope that helps!
1427581
I'm not sure I they are accurate, but the bowls are so wonderful. This is all I use in my kitchen now. The two strainers are great and the big bowl is big enough for anything! I highly recommend this set.
1280804
I have had this measuring cup for several months. I still looks good after several dishwasher cycles. The printing has not faded. The measurement lines are not as accurate as I wanted but they are close. If you need really good accuracy I would get something else.
730678
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.
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.
28999
I do not find these to be accurate. Adequate, but not accurate. Use a secondary thermometer, if you have one to find out where you need to set the thermostat to reach the desired temp.
1019798
This measuring cup/spoon set measures in American and metric measures. Not sure if that answers your question, but I hope it does.
821859
Pretty much all measuring cups are based on fluid ounces (volumetric) whether used wet or dry. Measuring to weight would depend on the material and how much it is packed, so to be precise with stuff like flour you will always need a scale.
1839493
No they do not. The large one shows- 1 tbsp., 2-1/2 tsp., 2 tsp., 1-1/2 tsp., and 1 tsp. The small one show- 1 tsp., 3/4 tsp., 1/2 tsp., 1/4 tsp., and 1/8 tsp.
99158
I can't say I've had this problem with these measuring cups (or others I've owned). I agree with Dale's answer that a 'confident' pour makes a difference.
471048
I would not trust a bath scales with precision weighing. Jewelry or postal scales would be far more accurate for these fine differences of weight.
2108630
No they are definitely not consistent. They are all different sizes and all types of shapes. Most are not round and are very inconsistent.
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.