U-Taste Measuring Cups and Spoons Set of 15 : 7 Measuring Cups and 7 Measuring Spoons with 2 D-Rings and 1 Professional Magnetic Measurement Conversion Chart

These are really nice measuring cups! They stay together since they have magnetic handles. The markings are clear and easy to read. The markings are engraved and stamped, so they won't wear off. The cups are made from a single piece of metal, not welded, so the handles won't break off (this is a problem with other products, according to the reviews.) They include 2/3 and 3/4 cup sizes that you don't usually get, and are quite handy. The cups have additional measurements stamped inside them, for example, the 1/2 cup size also has 1/4 cup marked on it. They have a lip, so you can set them on a glass or the mouth of a jar if you need to. The colors are vibrant and prettier than they look in the photos. They nest nicely, although they will lean when nested. I bought this set for the cups, but the spoons are nice too. They have a nice solid feel in my hands, and I enjoyed them more than I was expecting. I'd love to see the spoons in a set with more sizes, with an elongated shape so they would fit into spice jars. Finally there's also a table of measurement conversions. All in all, a box full of fun for anyone who likes to cook!

I love them. They fit together nicely and save space in my drawer.

The measuring cups and spoons are remarkable because they contain hard to find sizes (1/8 cup and 1/2 Tbs) and for being so durable. The cups are well balanced, sit flat and are easy to level. The spoons are pleasant to handle and easy to level. They all fit in the dishwasher easily and compactly, and they stand up to the hot water & strong cleansing agent. They come with two rings that can be used to keep the sets tidy in a drawer--but the rings are easy to remove if you don't want to be bothered with them when you are cooking. The set is made in China, but they don't seem to have used defective steel that lacks chromium -- they don't rust in the dishwasher. Some reviewers have mentioned sharp edges, but my set does not seem "sharp" to me. They are "not rounded" which is merely a style difference. The cups and spoons were not scratched and were very carefully packaged. The conversion chart did have two slight scratches which are not visible unless you really stare and look for a defect. I love this set, I'm glad I bought it. It's a perfect item for a shower gift--or a gift for anybody!

This is my first set of good quality measuring cups and measuring spoons and I love the fact that these are food grade stainless steel. I hand wash and dry mine because I want them to last me a long time which I believe they will. I have had these about two weeks and use them everyday. I like that there are so many different sizes and that the set includes a measurement conversion chart that is also stainless steel and I have often referred to it. On every set of measuring cups I have had in the past the measurements reached a point to where I couldn't read them and I am not good at guessing the size. LOL The measurements on this set are imprinted so you do not have to worry about them coming off. This is an awesome set and well worth the price. I don't write very many reviews because I never know exactly what to write. I hope my review helps someone and if you are thinking about buying this set then get it. I have no regrets.

I searched a really long time to find the perfect measuring cups, which this happened to have measuring spoons too so I bought the bundled package. Everything else seemed to have complaints on lettering, handle size, sharp metal, etc. Upon arrival, the Measuring Cups appeared to arrive rusted where the U-Taste (on the side) and 18/8 Stainless Steel (on the bottom) is stamped on. The product's customer service reps reached out to me to send another product, so that was really great service. It still came back with slightly brown lettering, albeit not as brown. It's hard to tell if the lettering is rust or if it's just the way the product is stamped. I ended up washing the lettering with this baking soda paste to remove the brown and it worked. So now I'm just checking to ensure it doesn't rust after more washes. As for the cups themselves, they seem overall good. In terms of weight - I think the weight is fine, but I could understand why some people may call it light -- but it's not a concern really, it's like an in-between in terms of heavy-and-light, that I don't anticipate issues with.

I purchased these cups and spoons specifically for their magnets so I can place on my refrigerator. PROS: Unique color codes so that I can learn which size is which...eventually. 18/8 Stainless Steel, at least that is what it says, and it feels close to it. They are sturdy. I like how the cups have increments up to the max (ie the 3/4 cup has 1/3 and 1/2 stamped indicators on the inside of the cup). There are no sharp edges or lips that I can detect. They nest well. Magnets so they can stick to my fan hood or refrigerator. CONS Only one con, which is the cause for the loss of 1 star. The 3/4 cup magnet was NOT strong enough (or was not positioned correctly) to hold that cup to metal without falling down. Strange enough, the 1 cup was just fine and did not fall down my refrigerator. I had to remove the color coded silicone magnet holder, rotate it upside down, put it back on and push the magnet all the way out (not flush with the top of the handle) and it seems to be staying in place. I would buy again and also recommend to others this set, despite the potential flaw, which in my case was easily remedied.

I love how the handles magnetize to keep the pieces together…without the annoying ring most sets have. Brilliant.

Woah man! These are great. We have a metal hood vent over the stove top, and they hang perfectly right there. I live in a largish household and things are CONSTANTLY being hid from me depending on who's doing the dishes or cooking. All of our measuring cups up to now were the connected by a metal ring-type of affair, they would last a couple of weeks, then I would inevitably have to scream "Where are the measuring cups" which would trigger a kitchen wide man hunt, followed by their discovery under the sink or in the junk drawer. This would happen a couple of times, then they would just disappear and eventually get replaced, followed by the same measuring cup fiasco. NOW- they all go over the stove. Use, clean, replace. Where are the measuring cups? Over the stove! Woop woop! No more 'Q: Why is the gumbo so thick?' 'A: BECAUSE I CAN'T FIND THE MEASURING CUPS AND HAD TO WING IT WITH THE RUE!'. Bang. Great price point. If you're on the fence just get them unless you have a pacemaker or something.