🍝 Accurately Measure Spaghetti Pasta with Orblue Spaghetti Pasta Measure Review

I really like this dry pasta measuring tool. Open circles make measurement much easier than instruments of the same type with filled circles. I don't like wasting food and it takes the guesswork out of calculating each required portion.

Premium Quality and Brilliant Design. I used to have a measure of spaghetti but you had to push the spaghetti through which was awkward. This is much better as you can just hook the measuring tool around the spaghetti. Very satisfied!

Looks perfect until you want an ounce so I bought it. Instead, you'll see 1 to 4 adorable bowls. I assume it's the number of people you can feed. What does this have to do with ounces? They could have saved themselves if there had been an ounce indication. the size. Hieroglyphs near the bowl. They shot themselves in the foot, or rather both legs. Measured in g. Nothing easily relates to an ounce.

TOO MUCH PASTA!? Tired of making too much pasta?! This has happened to me every time. I'd eat a nice bowl of angel hair for one and get enough noodles to feed the Duggars. BUT MORE, this little pup makes sure I only eat the right portion of pasta. No more ankle-length linguine days. If you're tired of wasting mountains and mountains of pasta, do yourself a favor and buy this thing now, Karen!

If like me you bought this to limit the amount of pasta you eat, be careful. Filling the area of a serving to the top of the circle will yield about three ounces of paste. It's about 300 calories; The best single serving is about two ounces. You can still use it. Simply weigh your idea of a serving and note how much of the circle it fills. Then just measure out the same amount of pasta and don't play around with the scale. (The good news is that it's thick enough not to bend when viewed from…