🍶 Westmark 47-Ounce Green Multipurpose Measuring Cup and Mixing Pitcher: Splash Guard Included Review

It exceeded my expectations: measurements were in both imperial and metric units, easy to read and not washable (hand wash, I don't know about Dishwasher). It measures, strains and pours, is a decent size (1+ quart) and with a lid it's good for holding anything I've whipped or mixed. The splash guard doesn't work perfectly, but it's better than nothing. It's easy to clean. Worth every penny and highly recommended.

I like the metric system as much as anyone, well, maybe not the next American, but still! This measuring cup that I bought for my mom isn't labeled correctly for pints or ounces, but I haven't checked. Luckily mom doesn't see well and doesn't measure often, so it's not a big problem. So if you want a measuring cup where the measurement markings are just a suggestion for your aging relatives with poor eyesight and onset of dementia, this could be your product. For everyone else, I encourage you…

I don't usually write reviews but I'm willing to give this measuring cup a solid 5 stars. I use a measuring cup to fill my Keurig machine with water every day. I use a branded 32oz glass mug and it spills water all over the place no matter how careful I was. When I ordered this mug, I was a bit worried that she might spit too. Turns out this one is a winner, it holds more water (up to 48 ounces despite the description saying 47 ounces) and only takes one ride to fill the entire Keurig tank…

I like this measuring cup, but unfortunately it has one disadvantage. The material is excellent as far as I can tell. It is durable and has a functional spout. I didn't actually buy it for any measurements, but since I had it I figured I'd use it. Well, the pint measurement is wrong. The 1 pint line is almost 600ml, but 1 pint is only about 473.2ml. That's a big difference. Milliliter doesn't seem right either. Using another measuring cup for comparison, this one shows over 500ml of liquid in…