Compared these to my ancient cheap spoons & have found that my old spoons hold more than the cuisipros. This is true of each measure. Any comments?
471228
America's Test Kitchen/Cook's Country gave these an excellent rating. My use confirms their findings.
471352
Cook's Country says they are the most accurate for measuring. That is why I bought them. They are great for measuring out spices from the jar.
882770
No. They are a bit different then my original set of 15 years ago. The logo doesn't look authentic. The silver is different. The depth of the spoons are different. But, overall its a good knock off if you need to add to your existing set.
850827
Hello. As much as I like the Spice Box, the spoons are worthless. When I cook, I keep a set of measuring spoons nearby. The spoons that come with the box are very shallow, and it is difficult to keep the spices on the spoons...sorry for not answering your question, but it is because I just don't use them....
1433124
I watch Americas Test Kitchen they tested the spoons and the were accurate. I personally tested the cups and they are off by 0.05 oz but that could be my measuring quality's.
702265
I returned mine since they were sooo tiny....tinier than I expected. That goes for the spoons too.
456405
Hello Diane - the teaspoons are about 30% smaller than the dessert spoons and much smaller than serving spoons. Hope that helps. Mike.
1955596
Why would anyone purchase these? It is too cumbersome trying to figure out the measurements, just buy measuring spoons with the values on them.
1619974
I would think so. But you really don't need to "toss" them. They are very sturdy. I've been using them and dishwashing them for going on 4 months now. They are great spoons!
693886
I have never been to Italy so I'm not sure if they are or not. They fit in my hand pretty well and are smaller than the average spoon. The scoop part of the spoon in about 1/3 to 1/4 the size of a regular tea spoon.
667255
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.
423556
They are stainless steel and there has been no rust, nor should there ever be any. The company seems to be very sincere that you are happy with their product and I believe they will stand behind them. As far as accuracy, comparing them against some other household measuring cup or spoon seems irrelevant as who knows if they are accurate? Recipes come out fine using them, so I assume they are pretty good. Without some type of "standard" to measure against, it will be difficult to verify any brand you buy.
323463
I don't know how much they weigh because I don't have a way to weigh them. But, they are "heavy weight" - they are not easy to bend - I have had mine quite a while now and I love them. When you hold them you can feel the difference in these spoons. I use them for spice jars and for measurements in cooking and they have held up extremely well. The size makes them easy to store as well.
730675
I don't think they are large. These are teaspoons and are the same size as my others. They are not tablespoons which are typically larger spoons in a flatware set. Hope that helps.
159414
I don't know the number of the model. These are the tradicional measuring spoons. They are really very well made, sturdy and beautiful. When I bought these I also bought the odd size ones, but as mentioned elsewhere, they are not as thick or as well made as these. I can't understand why cuisipro would have done that.Hope that helps
1411197
They look the same, but the markings are a little different from what I bought at Bed Bath and Beyond years ago. The new ones have "Vietnam 9-12"on the back of the spoon and "Oneida 18/8" on the back of the handle instead of "Oneida 18/8 USA" on the back of the handle and nothing on the back of the spoon. I don't know if this makes them fake or if the markings changed over the years. The quality is the same, and the design is the same. Hope this helps. I would buy them again. Both have the circled R between Oneida and 18/8 markings.
1324256
yes, although, now that I have had them for several months, and I use them all off the time; I would not recommend them to anyone. Their quality is shoddy. I have had the smaller spoon fall apart already. The larger spoon has chipped. I found a chunk of it in a soup I made. I am not rough with my tools. I have a set of wooden spoons, that I am still using, for over 25 years. They are still just fine.
972584
I would say they are within normal limits, but a tad on the larger size of normal. I have not measured the bowl of the spoon to see how close it is to the standard measurement. On the whole they are excellent spoons and I am more than pleased with the quality.