Culina Stackable Measuring Cups 6-pcs Set Stainless Steel

Product Description

Are you dissatisfied with the poor efficiency of plastic measuring cups? Most users are regularly replacing these subpar cups because the material does not withstand dishwashers and the measuring units rub off easily. If you also fear hazardous particles found in plastic ware might permeate your food, it's time to opt for a long-lasting, durable and reliable solution.

Robust construction for a lifetime service

Stainless steel is a material sure to outlast any other product currently flooding the market as well as add a touch of sophistication to your kitchen décor. Time to switch to Culina's set of 6 Stainless Steel measuring cups and upgrade your food preparation.

Superior construction for durable use and accurate portions. Made of a high-grade Stainless steel material, Culina set of 6 measuring cups is rust-resistant to endure heavy duty professional or home use.

Each individual cup features in large characters its own quantity in two units (cup and ml.) engraved on the handle's outer edge.

Unlike plastic which rubs off leaving no trace of actual graduation, the engraving on Culina stainless steel measuring cups is here to stay and won't fade over time.

Clean lines, sophisticated and functional design

Our measuring cups boast a deluxe design for a highly functional kitchen essential.

Enjoy innovative features such as a flat bottom design for stability and to avoid spilling. Our cups sit flat, do not tip over like most poorly made products out there.

Another appreciable characteristic is in the secure grasp lent by the thumb rest contour on the handle.

A sleek front tab is designed to balance cups comfortably over bowls and recipients.

Check out the space-saving storage as all 6 cups stack up in a straight line for neat-looking display.

Need to heat up ingredients directly in the measuring cup? No problem!

CUSTOMER REVIEW



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The Culina measuring cups are made from heavy-duty stainless steel that's virtually indestructible in normal use. The wide handles are easy to grip, and the sizes (cups and milliliters) are engraved clearly on each cup in characters about 0.15" high, so there's no mistaking which cup you're using. The edges of the cups have been polished, so there are no rough edges. The set of six cups weighs 15½ ounces. That's a lot of steel, but it makes the cups strong enough that dropping one onto a hard floor won't even dent it. In fact, even using both hands, I couldn't bend one.



I checked the accuracy of the 1-cup and 1/4-cup sizes. Filling each one completely full to the rim with water and weighing them, they appear to hold about 5% more than the stated volume. This is close enough, since the volume of the stainless steel cups will vary slightly with the temperature, and with most recipes, the volume isn't that critical anyway. But to be most accurate, I recommend filling liquids to about 1/16th of an inch below the rim. And if you do fill liquids all the way to the rim, the little handle opposite the big handle lets you hold the cup with both hands, making it less likely you'll spill anything.



This is a fine set of measuring cups, far nicer and more durable than the aluminum and plastic ones that I've had in the past. Take care of these, and your great-grandchildren could be using them one day.



The Culina measuring cups were provided to me for evaluation. I did not agree to post a review, but I stated that if I did review the product, it would be an honest, unbiased review.