Set of 2 Anchor Hocking Graduated Measuring Glass Review

Let's start by saying that these glasses are just interesting to look at. And of course, they work well for whatever measuring system you choose to use: teaspoon, tablespoon, ounce, or ml. Once you've measured out your favorite liquor and thrown in an ice cube, you'll have the right-sized drink.

However I often give them to friends and family to watch me mix cocktails. When people watch me mix cocktails that require precise amounts of different spirits, they see how handy they are. These measures are indispensable for every hobby mixologist. I used to be able to buy them in stores. Now my best backup source seems to be Revainsmile.com.

One of them smashed when he fell on a shaggy carpet, it didn't smash it smashed into pieces, I understand it wasn't pyrex, glass and he fell but it was like 2 and 1/2 foot falls off the table onto the shaggy carpet, I don't feel like it should have broken that bad. The other one is still alive and you can just tell how thin and cheap the glass is, I would save my money and go with another brand.

The measuring cup has four different scales, making it easy to find the right one. After only 10 years of frequent use and numerous washes in the dishwasher, the markings have started to fade and are difficult to read. I just bought a set of 2 so they will last me for the next 20 years. This equates to approximately $1.10 per year, including tax and shipping. That's why I only gave 5 stars.

It doesn't matter if they're solid or easy to read if they don't measure accurately! Because the glass on one of the cups was warped, I rechecked the Pyrex measuring cups - the gold standard - and 1/2 cup in those containers was actually 9 tablespoons, an error of over 10%. Unacceptable. Went back and bought an 8oz Anchor Hocking Triple Pour measuring cup instead which is larger than I really wanted but passed the accuracy test.

This is our first time with this size. The ones we've been using for years (10+) are finally wearing out too much to read. They're durable and perfect for measuring out small liquid additions to your recipes - whether it's a superfood morning smoothie or baking flavors. We use them so often that two are required. We only wash by hand so I don't know how the marks will hold up in the dishwasher. Bonus points - or first consideration - it's made in the USA.

I wanted a measuring cup for mixing drinks and needed something strong and accurate. Some other products had very thin glass that could shatter if struck lightly against another glass, mug, or countertop. These goggles are thick and will last. Accuracy is close but not exact. In this set of 2, one was closer than the other, but neither was quite accurate. I put the glass on the scale and poured 100g of water and noticed that the water reached the mark somewhere between 100 and 110ml. If you're…

This is not a genuine Anchor Hocking product. At least the ones I received weren't. I bought 2 of these and am writing this review after one of them broke into about 1000 pieces on my hardwood floor. I assumed they weren't Anchor Hocking when I got them because usually the anchor and mark are embossed on the bottom. They had the usual sticker on them. Not to mention the red size markings on one glass have been cut off and it looks like the sticker didn't stick properly. Also, I've dropped my AH

Good glass, $7 is too much. I would pay $1-2 for a glass. The sharp thin red lines on the straight sides mean it's more accurate than other measuring cups I've used. When new, it is legible. We bought 3. They're good, but not that strong. The markings will gradually fade and are dishwasher safe. A glass broke due to thermal stress (hot from the microwave, then an ice cube), this is normal glass. I have one major complaint: too much labelling. I use it to measure my meds in the morning and every