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 Lots of measuring sizes Jul 29, 2010
I bought these for the variety in measuring sizes. And this set delivers! Every size you need is here.
The downside is that when I'm searching for a 1/2 teaspoon, it can be difficult to find quickly, especially since the markings are not very easy to read. Also, and this is my own fault, but I melted one in the microwave while softening butter. So beware - don't put these in the microwave.
 A Must for every kitchen! Jul 09, 2010
I figured it was about time I picked up a new measuring set and this one seemed most versatile. I've had it for about a week now and I love it! The only about the measuring cups that I thought needed fixing is that they don't stack perfectly and one of spoons warped ( though its probably my fault). Otherwise, I'm very happy with my purchase.
 Great set...but bad material. Jul 07, 2010
I love the many different measuring options, but the plastic is very brittle and can snap easily. So I will not be using this set for any thick or hard foods...only flours, sugars and the like.
Inexpensive variety, even if a little flimsy Jun 21, 2010
Pros: Price, number of items, variety of measurements
Cons: I'm not expecting them to be terribly durable
We make bread and cook at home a lot, and were constantly washing our old measuring-cup and -spoon sets -- sometimes repeatedly for a single meal or even a single dish. We added this set, and the sheer number of different sizes has all but eliminated that problem. Now we can use the 1/2 tsp, 1 tsp, and 2 tsp for the soy sauce, peanut butter, and salt, rather than washing/drying the 1/2 tsp twice. Same for all the cups. The color differences are... OK. The white/red/gray is a little helpful for sorting, but it doesn't really help me quickly pick out the size I need. Nor is it a very attractive color scheme. But that's minor. I do like that the handle and cup are a single molded piece -- our old (expensive) metal set was starting to lose its handles.
The major problem I foresee is the plastic used. The hard plastic feels really brittle. Unlike our old metal and plastic sets, the kids don't get to play with this one because we fear the cups or their handles will break. We're also careful when measuring heavy items, or packing food like brown sugar. We do wash the spoons in the lower rack of the dishwasher, but I don't think our old machine ever gets very hot, so YMMV.
Nice Product!! Jun 03, 2010
I'm very pleased with my new sets of measuring cups & spoons!!
The only suggestion I could make is that it could be a lot better (for storage reasons) to get a new design with oval shape.
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