🥄 Cornucopia Mini Scoops Measuring Spoons (24-Pack); Micro 1/32 Teaspoon or 150 mg Measure for Cosmetics, Medicines, Powders, and Natural Sweeteners. 15 cc Review

I ordered these spoons because we use stevia instead of sugar. Stevia has stopped packaging stevia plastic spoons with its product. Great spoons for stevia

During my quest to treat my illness holistically, many such potent nutritional powders require the measurement of just 1/32 of a teaspoon! Impossible! Until I found these microscopic measuring spoons! They are amazing and now they make my everyday life easier!

I used these spoons for the Harry Potter Club Mini Apothecary Program that I ran at the library where I work. I had bottles of "potion ingredients" and funnels and spoons available for participants to transfer the ingredients from the large bottles into their tiny potion bottles. They worked great!

These little shovels were just what I needed for various projects. They're great for color icing, which is thick and will stain most things. I used one on dark purple and set it aside to clean up. I thought the scoops were disposable but decided to wash them and see if they get dirty. The dried dye washed off easily, the spoon did not get dirty. They are plastic but very durable; Also, they can be used with hot liquids, they don't melt.

I work with resin a lot and they are perfect for measuring mica. If you don't know what mica is, it's a powdered pigment that you add to resin. A popsicle stick just isn't great for measuring mica, powdered pigments, chameleon pigments, etc. Oh and glitter, I love them for glitter too, if I just want to sprinkle a little on my mugs here and there, they work great and for that! So yes I love them, will most likely be ordering more soon! Thanks very much! (ps - use q-tip or q-tip to clean them…

I bought these when I decided to start taking B3 powder and wanted to control portions. My biggest concern was how I was going to wash them as they are so light and small they can fly out of the dish bin in the dishwasher. So here's the advice. I put the scoops in a tulle bag that I recycled and put the bag in the dish bin at the bottom of the dishwasher. I was concerned because the manufacturer's notes say they are only safe for the top rack. So as an experiment I started with a couple of…