Set di cucchiai dosatori d'argento Cuisipro, standard

Brand:Cuisipro

3.9/5

41.18

Consigliato illustrato da Cook - Vincitore! Realizzati con l'acciaio inossidabile più resistente, questi superbi misurini a incastro sono di forma ovale per raggiungere il più piccolo barattolo di spezie. I manici delicatamente ricurvi si arricciano sotto, in modo che i cucchiai possano stare saldamente sul bancone senza ribaltarsi. Non dovrai preoccuparti che le decalcomanie di misurazione della capacità svaniscano nel tempo: Cuisipro stampa la capacità direttamente nel manico di questi misurini. Questo set include gli elementi essenziali: 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1 cucchiaino e 1 cucchiaio. Si attaccano a una clip rimovibile o possono nidificare per la conservazione.

Imposta i nidi per la conservazione e fissali a un anello rimovibile. Le misure sono stampate in modo permanente sui manici dei cucchiai. Forma ovale per adattarsi ai barattoli di spezie. Realizzato in acciaio inossidabile. Il set include: 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 1 cucchiaino e 1 cucchiaio.
Brand Cuisipro
Color Silver
Country of Origin USA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No
Item Dimensions LxWxH 5.75 x 1.5 x 0.5 inches
Item model number 747002
Item Weight 3.88 Ounces
Manufacturer Browne & Co.
Material Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions 5.75 x 1.5 x 0.5 inches; 3.88 Ounces

3.9

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Scritto da: L. Gizzi
Great set easy to use
Shape allows for easy access to spice bottles. Well made and durable
Scritto da: Valerie Gazda
Wonderful fine measuring spoons!!
The stainless steel measuring spoons, for flour and baking soda they don’t stick to them I like the weight of a measuring spoons, a very good choice.
Scritto da: Michael H.
Easy to read
The writing is easy to read, and will always be legible. (Plastic measuring spoons have painted writing that wears off.) The handles have a bend so you can set them onto a flat surface without spilling the contents.
Scritto da: M West
Excellent
I had a set of these (and still have the measuring cups) from 1990s. They're well made, easy to use and comfortable in the hand. An accident befell my previous set of measuring spoons. These are replacements and every bit as good in quality as my originals from literally decades ago.
Scritto da: NutriMom
Nearly Perfect
Cuisipro Stainless Measuring Spoons I splurged! I long ago replaced cookware with non-reactive, non-toxic stainless, cast iron and vitreous enamels, and food storage containers with glass. It was time to enshrine my aluminum measuring spoon set in a kitchen museum from the 50's. I hadn't been doing much measuring when cooking, but now that we are venturing into new food genres and trying new recipes in general (had been in a meal rut!) bringing the aluminum set out of retirement bothered me. Here is my rundown for the Cuispro set (oval, standard size measurements): Pros - Well-made; good weight, not flimsy. - Attractive: the oval-shaped bowls of each spoon are mirror-finish stainless and very pretty. - Engraved markings preferable to painted. The handles are satin matte stainless with engraved markings indicating measure. - No Spill, sits flat on counter: I was concerned about the oval rounded bottoms being 'tippy' but they do seem to sit flat on the counter without spilling. - Can sweep ingredient flat, the handle is level with tops of spoons. Important feature that surpisingly, not all sets allow. - Fits in spice jars. Oval shape allows all but the tablespoon size to fit in most jars. Less spillage and waste. Just a good, well-thought out and very practical advantage. Much better than trying to shake spices into a tiny spoon. Yes, experienced cooks don't measure...but sometimes you need to and when you do, these are great. - Double-key ring is heavy-duty - keeps them together, if you like that. However, removing spoons from the ring is a major decision as it would take some effort on my part to do so. Neither would I care to change my mind and have to put them back on this sturdy ring as it is a difficult exercise, either way. I've been trying for a good five minutes, breaking sweat! This will take a tool and possibly someone other than myself to do the job. I don't want to scratch my new spoons! Cons - Could use even more visible markings... My eyesight needs help. The engraving depth on the 1/2 teaspoon is uneven (not as deep throughout the length of the text and fainter) than it is on the others. Still, prefer this to painted markings that wear off with use/washing. And far prefer stainless to flimsier old-style aluminum that I still own or modern plastics. Would prefer even deeper engraving for better, easier visibility without eye-strain. (Deducting one star for this, reluctantly, as visibility is very important factor for me, personally.) Features for the Perfect Measuring Spoon Set - (This set plus Hoped for Improvements) - take note, measuring spoon manufacturers!All important features, but listed in ascending order: 1. Easily removable ring (which magnets would eliminate the need for.) Wish this set was easier to remove from ring. 2. Magnetic Attraction: Would love to see a set like this one that magnetically sticks to one another to keep them together. Saw another brand on amazon that is magnetic, but reviews said the magnet inset falls out! I find separate spoons so much easier to use as I find all-on-ring design cumbersome and I invariably get them all dirty so need to wash all instead of one or two, etc...Would love for them to stay spooning in storage eliminating the hunt...even keeping them all in a cup rather than a drawer it takes time to find The One. Embedded magnets would mean no more searching for size needed for that recipe. 3. Level handle/spoon so you can sweep the ingredient flat (as these have.) 4. Spoons stand on counter without tipping over or spilling contents (as these do.) 5. Fits in spice jars. Narrow enough bowl to get in and fill up. (all but tablespoon fits, but that size in other sets don't fit inside jars either, unless your spices are in wide-mouth decorative jars.) 6. Very easy to read at a glance markings (no time wasted holding them up to the light to read markings; no eye strain.)- This set could be improved a bit in this department. 7. Heavy, high quality stainless steel: no food interaction, no staining, easy washing, attractive (as these are.) Over all, this is a very nice set, sturdy enough to be handed down to the next generation provided the engraved markings don't wear down with use...which, of course, will depend on how much use they see in your kitchen and whether you hand-wash or throw these in the dishwasher.)
Scritto da: Christopher Flynn
Great measuring spoons
I love these so much, I ordered a 2nd set to have in case one set is dirty. Cleanup is easy, just throw them in the dishwasher. The handle has a bend at the end so they sit level if you just set them down on the counter. The oval shape makes them easy to get in and out of spice containers.
Scritto da: home cook
Great tool
This was the winner in America Test Kitchen comparison and I have been very happy with it. It is accurate, durable, and very practical. It is the last measuring tool you will need
Scritto da: B. Marold
First rate home measuring spoons.
A few weeks ago,after not doing any serious cooking for a couple of months, I discovered that my Oxo set of measuring spoons had gone missing, and the tablespoon sized of my second set had escaped as well. So, I decided to take this opportunity to try two different stainless steel sets. I might add that I would not consider anything other than stainless steel. The only alternative, plastic, can be scratched, and create tiny grooves in which nasty microscopic things can breed. They can also break rather easily, and melt if dropped onto a hot range burner. Steel is the way to go. I chose two which were quite similar, but were different only by shape. Neither had toe OXO rubber covering on the handle. The first was the less expensive, from Cuisipro, with oval measuring spoons. It was about half as expensive as the second, labelled with the Culinary Institute of America brand. Cuisipro had the five sizes, adding a 1/8 teaspoon to the four traditional sizes. It's device for making the spoons easier to hold was a slight curl at the end. The CIA device for aiding your grip was an indentation along the back half of the handle. The CIA set had two extra sizes, the 1/8 teaspoon and the 1/2 tablespoon. I have never seen a recipe which calls for 1/8 teaspoon of anything. Below 1/4 teaspoon, it usually says "pinch". If you are compulsive about always using the same amount everytime you make a recipe, the 1/8 teaspoon could be used for a "pinch". The one feature of the CIA set which might justify the higher price is that the handles are about 1 1/2 times longer than the Cuisipro. This is exactly what you would expect from a set made for professionals, who commonly work with larger container sizes of spices than we do at home. This also explains the round instead of oval spoon shape, about which I have mixed feelings. For the tablespoon size, the oval (Cuisipro) has a better chance of fitting into the typical glass spice container. But for the smaller sizes, I really prefer the round shape, as I suspect they are a tad more accurate, with less chance of spilling the goods. I am delighted that both sets have the metric equivalent printed on the handle. I memorized them long ago, but if you were not once a chemist, having them printed there is a big help. In that department, the CIA is preferable, because the metric capacity is only expressed to one decimal place. The .6 millileters is far easier to deal with, albeit less accurate than the .625 on the Cuisipro. Both sets are connected at the end with a metal circle. This is a feature I could never understand. I generally remove the spoons from the connector immediately. Who wants to drag around a soiled teaspoon while you are measuring out salt or corn starch with the tablespoon size. On that count, it is far easier to separate the CIA spoons from its ring. In the end, I'm glad I got both. Cuisipro better for the larger sizes, CIA better for the smaller sizes and larger goods containers.
Scritto da: MartinH
Oval shape makes it easy to get into tight spice jars.
Excellent quality.
Scritto da: rascallybear
Superb precision and quality
Exceptional quality for easily and supremely accurately measuring small food quantities. Just dig into the yeast or whatever it is you need a precisely small measure of, before running a knife blade over the top, and you know your measure is 100% accurate. Measures are: 1/8th, 1/4, 1/2, 1 teaspoon and 1 tablespoon. They're held together by a removable ring and, being stainless steel, are dishwasher safe. Only negative is getting them out of Amazon's and the manufacturer's packaging. Not saying you need a full engineering workshop, with anglegrinders and oxy-acetylene torch, but it comes darned close.
Scritto da: Adam
Bought one set, used them for 3 months, then bought another set as a gift
These feel solidly-built, they're easy to clean, and they're slim enough to fit into spice jars. I bought one set (and the measuring cups by the same brand), really liked them, then bought another set 3 months later as a gift for somebody in my family. Great measuring spoons, as far as measuring spoons go.
Scritto da: Andi
Excellent
Bought these on recommendation of ATK, and they did not steer me wrong. Really quality set of measuring spoons.
Scritto da: Frankie
A worthy kitchen tool
This item arrived on schedule, well packed. You cannot go wrong with stainless steel cooking tools.

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