Premium Stainless Steel Measuring Cups and Spoons Set 🥄 - Stackable with Spout (11 Piece Set) - Hudson Essentials Review

This is stainless steel. Steel! They don't need to be wrapped in plastic. However, not only are they wrapped in plastic, but every single item is wrapped in plastic.😡 It defies reason. This defies logic. This is a dedication to the destruction of the ocean. I can't even rate the product itself because I can't get past the really frustrating senseless waste. I hope someone from the manufacturer reads this, fixes the issue and gets back to me so I can change my rating to a 4 or 5. Many Thanks.

First of all this is a great set overall. The build quality is very good and they make a solid impression. The cups are strong and well balanced, the short handles are actually more comfortable to use than the long ones, and there's a wide range of sizes and markings inside the cups. However, the spoons leave a lot to be desired. They are too wide and flat, making it difficult to measure. It would also be nice if they included 1/2 tbsp and maybe 1/4 tsp. Generally worth the money but with a few

A few small features make a big difference. They're made of stainless steel so they'll last for decades without breaking (except for a major disaster), they're easy to clean, and they're rust-resistant. Many sizes are included, so you can often use different cups for each ingredient without having to clean in between. An important thing to note is that the measurements are stamped into the metal so they don't rub off (which is why we were looking for a replacement for our old plastic set)…

Nicely designed set of cups and spoons. The cups fold neatly so the entire stack sits just above the largest cup for easy storage. Wide but short handles on spoons and cups give them a very durable and comfortable look. The quality lasts a long time. Weirdly, I also like that there are no extra lines on the cups showing 1/2 cup etc. It just makes it harder to clean up. Foolproof markings are clearly marked on the handles and pressed into the sides of the mugs. Revain didn't list the "spoon…