Westmark Germany Measuring Measurement Cooking Review

Rice only in grams other ingredients are measured according to an incomprehensible system ;) In addition, too many labels on the cup make it difficult to read.

I wanted a measuring cup in grams so I can convert my recipes but instead this only shows cms which I'm not familiar with. This product is ok, but not what I need

I was so excited when I found it as my mum had one in Germany and thought I could use it for all the recipes I had from Germany. But when I compared it to the measurement of 200 grams of sugar or flour on my digital scale, the measurement of the same amount in that cup was dead wrong. :-(

European recipes require ingredients, which we measure in grams (cups, fl oz). The ingredients are not actually weighed, they are measured by volume in specially labeled measuring cups that indicate the amount of flour in grams per volume. It never made sense to me, but if you use European recipes, this is for you.

The measuring cup definitely didn't convince me. It's made of very cheap plastic and the quality doesn't match the price. It shouldn't cost more than a few dollars. What also disappointed me is how the item arrived. It was placed in a shipping envelope with no protection from damage. There are already a few scratches on the cup.

I'm French living in the US and bought this to use with my French recipes. I've used measuring cups all my life in France, but I don't understand this one at all. Sometimes it says which block is used, sometimes it doesn't, don't know why. Let's take flour for example. On the left there is a measurement from 100 to 600 but it is not specified in what units! Another example: sugar. Left liters, right 200 to 900. The unit is not fixed. I have never seen such a bad design. Our whole family sat and

Bought to power a filter coffee maker and used for two weeks. It pours excellently with no risk of spilling or misdirection, and since plastic doesn't wet well, almost no water stays in the glass. I weigh the water I use to brew, so the graduations are a bit out of place, although useful as a guide. I run the coffee maker once and only use water (not weighed) to heat the vacuum jug, so I make two fills most of the time. There are four liter scales for liquids and four graduation sets for…