RSVP International Endurance Stainless Steel Spice Measuring Spoons, Set of 6 | 1/8 tsp to 1 Tbsp Measurements | Nest for Easy Storage | Dishwasher Safe | Dry or Liquid | Baking or Cooking

This is my 2nd set of these measuring spoons. I love the shape of the spoon. It's long and narrow and fits inside my spice jars. My other set does not. That's why I now have 2 of these. And they are super durable. I've had them for years and they still look new.

These are very nice measuring spoons, heavy, one piece18/8 stainless steel. The long handles are great for getting in to spice jars. This is my second set so I can throw out some lesser ones. But...Yes, there is always a but isn't there? I ordered them on October 13 and I didn't receive them till November 5th. I had literally forgotten I ordered them until they showed up on my porch. They didn't say they were backordered so I don't know what the delay was. Nice spoons though. Maybe pick a different seller?

This set is constructed from a single piece (no edges for things to get caught in) and the amounts are stamped into the metal (shouldn't wear off). This set was one that was highly rated to be near accurate in measurements (some sets were off be quite a lot). The tablespoon fits into all my spice jars (Morton & Bassett .28 oz. and McCormick .50 oz.). Some people wanted them to include a half tablespoon in the set but why....1 1/2 teaspoons equals half a tablespoon. This set washed up nicely by hand and in the dishwasher.

They seem to be well made. Specifically looked for this brand since my 16 year old spoons from them still look new. I needed ones that fit in my new spice jars. These work very well for that. Different type of stainless than old ones so not quite as shiny (shown in photos). Handles and outer areas are shiny but inside measuring area is a duller sort-of brushed look if that matters to you. Handles are longer and make reaching into jars easy. I just hope they wear as well as my old ones! I also like that the brand name isn't stamped prominently on the face of each one like some other brands. It's stamped on the back.

These spoons are great. Even the tablespoon fits in all my spice jars.

These spoons are specifically designed to fit into jars, such as spice jars, that can be narrow. They are a sturdy construction. Really good product. The only downside is that they are difficult to “unstack”—i.e. to separate from each other when they are stacked one into the other. (This is being written by a man with clumsy hands who washes the dishes.)

I absolutely LOVE these spoons. They are heavyweight, non-bending, and sturdy. As others have said, they easily fit into spice jars and the flat bottoms balance on the countertop. After 25 years, I'm finally ready to pitch the cheap plastic as well as the round bottom spoons. I first saw these spoons at King Aurthur Flour(KAF)and paid $16.95 then saw them at Amazon for $13.95. The difference? Both sets are identical "Endurance" brands but KAF charges $3 more because of an extra spoon (1.5 tsp). I'm buying my second set here since I'm a "Prime" member and won't have to pay shipping on this (and I don't need another 1.5 tsp). I agree with some of the other reviewers regarding the connecting chain (or lack thereof). I took mine off but now find it hard to quickly choose from loose spoons. I considered a key ring but not sure if it would rust in the dishwasher or if they would all nestle back together neatly. Even if I don't come up with a solution, these are still my favorite spoons ever! 6-16-12 Never tried the key ring but did start storing the clean spoons(spoon side up)in a large mug in my baking cupboard. It's at eye level and I can grab the size I need without having to the look at the measurement. For stiffer hands, the single spoon method keeps me from having to hold a fistful of connected measuring spoon if all I need is is 1/4 tsp.

I received these originally as a Christmas gift, but I love these measuring spoons so much I bought a second set. And am considering purchasing a third set! I am CONSTANTLY using them and then they are in the dishwasher dirty and I need a clean one! These are very well made, heavy, quality, well-finished spoons. They feel good in my hands. They DO work well in spice jars, and are easy to level off for baking. As for calibration... I'm not a laboratory equipped to do that, but if these spoons are off, then so are most other measuring spoons out there! I have a set of MIU spice measuring spoons and they appear to measure the same as these spoons do. Likewise for my KitchenAid spoons and a really old tablespoon from my mom and a set of cheapo plastic spoons. So I personally would not worry overmuch about accuracy. If anyone IS worried, a quality gram scale might be a better choice. Now, there is one slight disadvantage to these spoons... the rectangular shape, while absolutely fine for spices and dry measures, is a little tougher to get stickier substances out of. A tablespoon of coconut oil will slide on out of a regular bowl spoon easier than it will come out of one of these rectangular shaped bowls. So this is something to consider depending on your measuring needs. Want a tablespoon of peanut butter? Fine... but it's gonna be harder to lick the spoon clean! For that reason, I recently bought a set of MIU spice measuring spoons with rounded oval bowls. They are also nice quality, but I don't feel they are quite as well finished as this set by RSVP. They are, however, more easily lickable. Still, I find myself reaching for the RSVP spoons more often than not. Update 5.17.2010 I DID buy myself a third set, and frankly, am now considering a fourth set! I'd like the fourth set to be devoted to measuring out liquid nutrients for my Aerogardens. The printing of the volume in milileters on each teaspoon is very useful for that purpose. It's sad... I have a whole bin in my utensil drawer devoted to these specific spoons. Other measuring spoons go in a separate bin, as I use these the most still! I never seem to have enough measuring spoons!

As others before me I can confirm that these appear to be of very good quality and are as acurate as any other spice measuring spoons I have ever used. The rectangular form is great for scooping out of spice jars. The tradeoff (there is always one!) is that it is a little harder to get stuff off them than off the usual round ones. For dry ingredients it's not a problem, but for honey, molasses and such I'll probalby keep a set of round ones aorund.

Son muy buenas, calidad, resistencia y fáciles de limpiar. Muy buena compra. Son excelentes para meterlas en los recipientes sin necesidad de vaciar el contenido.

Australians use US 15ml tablespoon plus 5ml teaspoon to equal Australian 20ml tablespoon.

Nice product

I bought these for my daughters Birthday. They were exactly what she wanted and needed. She was very happy! I would definitely recommend them for someone who wants a good quality Set of measuring spoons. They will last a lifetime !