🥄 Welcome Industries Visual Measuring Cups: Nesting, Shatterproof, Dishwasher Safe. BPA Free, Made in USA. Ideal for Cooking, Baking with Kids & Learning Fractions Review

They tend to stick together when stacked, but I bought these to teach my students fractions. The smaller ones don't stay alone when they're empty. They're a little pricey, but they came in handy for some of my visual students!

I like the shape and the ability to measure accurately because they are transparent. The faction is marked as part of the cup and not deleted. Even if they look a bit thin. Pampered Chef clear measuring cups are made from thicker and more durable plastic. The problem with this is that the faction markers wear out over time. I hope this set lasts a long time. We'll soon see if they're too weak.

I was watching a TV show about designs made by women. I found these measuring cups to be the BEST. They're cute and well-made, but they're also a great learning tool. I bake with my grandchildren. They're old enough now to understand fractions, but I wonder how useful they would have been when they were little kids. Each mug in the set is a fraction of its shape. How simple and how clever. I think it will be a unique gift for a child's birth. Love it. Congratulations designers.

I also found the negative review useless and bought it for my blind mother. She can see well enough to know there is a measuring cup, but not well enough to know how big it is. This allows her to cook independently (she remembers recipes and also has Alexa read them to her). It may seem small, but it's huge for her. They look cool and all, but the real gem here is the help they offer to people who can't read the tiny print on most measuring cups. If I ever see them in tablespoons I will buy…

I think it's a very nice idea, but poorly implemented. At first the cups seem to stick together. Although they are nested inside each other, putting something on top of the nested cups will require some force to separate them. But the worst design flaw is that the quarter and third shells don't stand upright. When empty, they rest on the handle. Now if you pour some liquid in it it will sit flat, but what if I'm measuring something very light? I only get nervous using it to measure something…

Despite the most ridiculous nitpick review I've ever read in my entire life, I ordered it. I think they have an ingenious design and can help frequent bakers move quickly and safely. These are measuring cups for picking up ingredients. How the heck aren't they positioned precisely on your gauge, affecting the ability to measure with them?! Second, who's trying to stack things on it? Maybe you need to clear out the kitchen if you can't put it in a drawer like everyone else. I think this review…