These Glass Measuring Cups From Great Jones Will Help Romanticize Your Prep Work For easy cleaning, just toss them in the dishwasher on the top rack. The set includes 1-cup, 2-cup, and 4-cup options, and they all have nonslip handles that are 'extra grippy,' which we appreciated in our tests. With both standard and metric measures, you can use these liquid measuring cups for any recipe. We also noted plenty of clearance between the filled capacity and the brim of the cup, so it's easy to transfer liquids without worrying about any sloshing over the sides.

While measuring stock and tomato sauce, we found these easy to fill, and the pours were drip-free. Just note that they shouldn’t be used for microwaving fats or oils. This set of three neatly nests for storage, and since these are microwave-safe, you can measure and then heat water, juice, or milk for your recipe. No need to fill then bend down to check the amount. If you like reading the measurements from the side, you can certainly do that, but these are designed so you can also read the measurements from the top. That means a lot of stooping and squatting-unless you have this angled measuring cup set. When you’re using a standard liquid measuring cup, you should place the cup on a flat surface and read the measurement at eye level. We paid special attention to the performance, design, durability, ease of cleaning, and overall value, but also specific attributes like handle comfort and ease of storage. To help you choose the right tools for all your cooking needs, we tested an assortment of popular brands and models using both wet and dry ingredients. They should also be made using durable materials that can stand up to a wide range of different tasks in the kitchen. The best measuring cups feature accurate measurements to ensure your recipes come out perfect every time. Though you might only need one, it can be handy to have several, especially when you're making a recipe with more than one liquid to be measured. Liquid measuring cups can be used for various amounts. Since you need different cups for different dry amounts, dry measuring cups come in sets. There are two different types of measuring cups: those designed for measuring dry ingredients and those for liquids. Whether you’re measuring flour for a cake, broth for soup, or peanut butter for a batch of cookies, you’ll reach for measuring cups over and over again. Measuring cups are one of the items that are essential in just about every kitchen.

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