Tovantoe Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons, Silver

These cups are wonderful!!! So far, we have a couple of sets at home, a couple of sets with our great grand daughter and a couple of sets with one of our grand daughters to help our daughter with seasonal canning... Virtually every family member who has a kitchen (READ THAT: "Everybody") will have a couple of sets by Christmas...OK... Enough of the smoke up the skirt of the manufacturer... The sizes are accurate... The scaling is easy to see and read... Did a pork cutlet piccata this evening with one cup for the wine, one for the lemon juice, one for the capers, one for the melted butter... Everything in its place... Everything just right... That's the review for the adult cooks in your life... These are great...For the small "helpers" in your kitchen: the colors are fun... The "squishy" nature of the cups is intriguing... Even our great grand daughter has figured out that it will help with her teathing... These are so flexible and versatile that I can even imagine them helping to construct castles and forts in the sand boxes...At this point, all I can hope for is that Kitchen Nouveau adds a two-cup, three-cup, four-cup and mixing bowl to the selection... Entirely too wonderful a line... (And, no -- I don't work for them... I am simply a very happy and satisfied customer with more than half a century in my kitchen... Would have loved to have these long ago)

I got these measuring cups so that I could throw out all of my old broken ones, have something cute and bright colored in my kitchen, and to save space. They have been 100% successful at doing all of those things! They are adorable, and work exactly as intended. Watch out though... your kids may want to steal them to play with!

They do take up very little space and are very colorful. The large size is one cup and too flexible to use and scoop directly from a flour or sugar container. It collapses with very little pressure. I wish they had more of a handle which would make them easier to hold on to. You only have room for tip of thumb and side of index finger. Feels like you might drop them, and that's empty. (See photo) I would buy them again, as they are accurate and you received a double set. You can always use multiples. Not good for a primary set but good ancillary set.

Items just as described, great space-saving idea. Love the colors and the fact that you get two sets not just one, saves having to constantly wash them in the middle of making a more complex recipe. Pleased with transaction.

These are great for space saving, but they are a little on the flimsy side, and don't "scoop" well. If I'm measuring out something like flour, I have to use something else (like a spoon or scoop) to fill the measuring cup, then level it off, it will collapse if I try to scoop with it. Same for picking up and dumping things like liquids - they're a little flimsy, so you have to be careful and use 2 hands so you don't spill. As long as you are aware of that, and handle them appropriately they work great, and I love how space efficient they are!

I have moved many times and have slowly lost measuring cups with each move. And while I have been in the same location for a number of years now, I just wasn't ready to commit to new cups until I found these because my kitchen storage space is a joke, but because these can collapse they fit great in my already full drawer!

I like these and use them on a regular basis. I recently moved into an apartment with a very tiny kitchen and little drawer space. These helped me save a lot of room.They come with instructions on use, and are slightly more complicated than your normal measuring cups. They are a bit flimsy, but they aren't made for scooping. Instead, dry ingredients are supposed to be spooned in. Depending on how patient you are and how much space you need to save, this may or may not be an acceptable trade-off for space saving.

The idea of these measuring cups are great. They don't take up any space at all in your kitchen drawer, but when filled with liquid they are horrible. I can't tell you how many times I've spilled fluids out of these cups. They are way too flexible to hold anything but solids like flour, sugar or even butter. Add milk and you're all wet (or your floor is).