🥄 Efficiently Measure Ingredients with Kitchen Art Pro Mini Adjust-A-Cup, Satin Finish Review

thought I'd order a 2 cup measuring cup. The description says 2 cups but delivered much less (it was a gift). Description and pictures are misleading

As with the other reviews the black butt section detaches for cleaning and if you detach it too often it wears out quickly. Mine was a little dirty when I first got it - no protective packaging, retail only. A little soap fixed everything. I'll be using it alongside other small gauges so I won't get a lot of mileage out of it, it should probably be easy to use. It's not the BEST design, it's just that your expectations are low for a device that costs less than $10 and is scheduled to be…

Some quality control issues; I bought two and one, the seal works fine, the other doesn't. The piston doesn't fit properly in the tube, causing it to swing back and forth. This can easily be fixed, but the designers halted development before it was finished. Black - against a black background, the measurement is really hard to see; if the print was WHITE or the lettering was WHITE, then there would be a contrast, that would be nice! much more precise than an adjustable "sliding spoon" type…

I've always found it difficult to measure a specific amount of sticky materials. Liquid or solid measuring cups just don't work for products like yogurt, sour cream, peanut butter, honey, etc. An adjustable measuring cup is the solution. You move the sleeve up or down to adjust the top of the chain to the desired amount. Then you fill it with whatever you want, turn it upside down in a mixing bowl and pour it out. This will pull everything out from the inside and you can use a rubber spatula or

Liked the idea and used it quite a bit. However, after 1 year the gauge lines started to smear/smear and now, after even longer time, are so distorted that they are unreadable. If you don't mind buying a new one every year, it's very convenient. Although my other comment is that the black rubber cap on top of the base makes it difficult to see the black markings (when they were still there). In addition, the black rubber has a slight accordion flex to retain liquid. It's important to push the…

I have a bread recipe that I use quite often that calls for two tablespoons of honey. This little cup is great for measuring sticky honey for a recipe. Therefore I give 4 stars. However, the description says it can be washed in the dishwasher, but I'm not sure. The packaging probably warned me not to put it in the bottom rack of the dishwasher, but of course I no longer have the packaging. The easiest way to get those little plastic items in the dishwasher is to toss them in the cutlery rack…

I get far too many email newsletters with tips that make my life easier. Most of this advice is just plain stupid. However, this is not a stupid thing. I love it. It's perfect for measuring honey, molasses and other cool sticky items. I can't imagine anyone using this to measure hot liquids, but just in case, don't do it. Plastic and hot liquids are not the best combination. I haven't noticed any smudges or my Mini Adjust-a-Cup not opening. I'll report here if it ever goes wrong. Yes, this is a