KitchenArt 23401 2 Cup 🥄 Adjust-A-Cup: Versatile White Plastic Measuring Solution Review

I ordered this measuring cup after using a Pampered Chef cup. It's a piece of shit. After repeated use, the measuring lines are already erased. I just don't like it. I pay extra if I find another spoiled chef. Don't waste money!

I wouldn't buy it again - after a few uses the ink smudges a lot. I had black ink on my hands and all over the white part of the measuring cup. If the ink does not hold up well with soap and water, it should not be used. And yes, it has only been hand washed, it has not been put in the dishwasher. A mug without a mark is just a glass

After four to five (hand) washes, practically all measuring lines are erased. Considering that the main function of this product is to measure things, I would say that's a big con! Otherwise it works pretty much as advertised. I wish it was a little sturdier, but I don't think a product with a similar design can do anything about it. I've noticed that when measuring something semi-solid, such as B. Shortening, the outer tube tends to move up or down a little, pushing the material into the…

I was taking a cake decorating class and my instructor recommended an adjustable measuring cup. It was one of the first to come up in my search, and it was affordable ($8.54). I often use it to measure the cut of a Crisco because you can scoop it into an adjustable cup and it will fall right out. When I bought this measuring cup, I stopped buying shortening bars (with measurements on the package) and bought a large jar from Costco. Cleaning this tool would be my biggest complaints: 1. There are