🥄 Silver 9-Inch Lindy's Set of 4 Stainless Steel Scoops Measuring Spoons Review

I gave 4 stars instead of 5 - spoons could have been ground better. It doesn't affect their functionality, but it's not the "shiny" well-milled stainless steel I was expecting. I don't regret buying them, they just could have "looked" a lot better, that's all. Used them more than I thought I would. Suggestion: take them off the metal ring that holds them all together and consider hanging them so you just have to grab the right spoon and get going. It's a little "awkward" to leave them all…

Received the measuring spoon set today. I first saw them at the Great British Baking Show and loved it! I never knew they were even there! I'm so excited to use them! The spoon shape makes it a lot easier to dip into my storage containers. I love to cook and when it comes to my kitchen I am very organized and addicted to certain gadgets that make my cooking and baking a happy experience. In other words, when it comes to my cooking, I have a very obsessive-compulsive disorder! I absolutely…

I have a similar set that I got years ago and I love it so I looked for another salon set. This one included a 1/3 cup spoon (which my old set didn't have) so that was the deciding factor. I give this set high marks for design and durability. The handles are thick and will not break under stress. They are easy to align for accurate measurements. This is where my low ratings come in. These sensations are very inaccurate! I tested them with two other sets of measuring cups and they are short…

They worked great for what I wanted. I find it difficult to see the markings on a clear measuring cup, even with glasses. Haha This allows me to line up the measurement and be sure I have the right amount. I also plan to try them when making meatballs to help get a more consistent meatball size. They are very strong and are believed to be useful in a variety of situations (even without cooking) where a denser substance is being spread, such as. B. Chocolate Cookie Dough. The photos should give…

DO NOT buy custom made! They're pretty inaccurate. I checked the kit they sent me: a 1/8 cup spoon should hold 6 tsp, but it actually only holds about 4 tsp. A 1/4 cup scoop should hold 12 teaspoons, a 1/3 cup scoop should hold 16 teaspoons, but it actually only holds about 14 teaspoons. smooth as I expected. I was afraid of scratching my fingers on the rim of the spoon bowl and one of the bowls even had marks from instrument scratches. The actual shapes of the shells were slightly irregular…

I wanted to _REALLY_ love her. I decided to test them for accuracy as I had never used this type of measuring cup before. I used the fill and sweep method with sugar (since flour can compact). I started with 1/2 cup, measured 2 in a 2 cup measuring cup, but the contents were only 7 oz. So I tried 1/3 cup and carefully measured 3 and got back 7 ounces. So I poured the contents into a one-cup measuring cup just in case the one I was using was the source of error. but a cup also only filled up to…

I bought these despite reviews warning that they were inaccurate. You were right, the only thing that was right was 1/4. BUT. I bought them for their size, their ability to fit through the opening of my clip jars, the long handles are just the right length, the fact that they are nice, strong and heavy in weight and you really have to make an effort, to bend them in everyday use. Knowing they weren't accurate, I'll use them for "approximate scoops". I keep my steel oats in a fairly large…