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Question: Do those little tabs get in the way when trying to scoop that last little bit of ingredient from the bottom of a storage canister?
Document: My hands are probably mid-range for a female. If you have very large hands they might be hard to grip. But since they excel in other ways they are worth trying: they nest well, they clean well, they are weighted properly and don't tip over, ingredients don't get stuck, and there were no sharp metal edges when I received them. The only way the handles will break is if they cups are abused; normal use and storage in a drawer should keeping them usable for decades or more.
After going through a few sets of cheap plastic measuring cups, I decided to get some "good" ones. And these are great. The one-piece construction means they are easy to clean, with no little nooks to get gunky. I just throw them into the dishwasher and they come out shiny and spotless. They are very sturdy and I think they'll last a very long time. It would take a lot of force to snap the handles or dent them. They nest neatly for storage.
I purchased these to replace my old plastic ones. I was worried that the handles would be flimsy and bend if you had to scoop out a solid ingredient but that is not the case. Very well made, thick stainless, slightly rounded bottom so no ingredients left in bottom. Easy to clean/rinse and dishwasher safe. I will be ordering a second set for my daughter.
Their single-stamp, smooth construction makes them trivially easy to clean. They're nicely weighted and will stand up straight even when empty. Despite that, they're not bottom-heavy. They're actually pretty deep for each size, allowing for a narrower top which will fit into smaller containers. The little tab helps them nest neatly for easy storage. The top is well-defined, making it easier to level off precise quantities. Added to all of that, this set had two more cups than the cheaper set.
The outside is extremely smooth and shiny and again- beautiful. I have no doubt that these will be in my kitchen probably until I die (i'm only 27). I was a little worried about the handle length (being too short), but honestly the handle is fine, unless maybe you want to get into the very bottom of a container that your hand/arm cannot fit into.
Finally, a set of metal measuring cups that are made to last. No more bent handles or trying to get food particals out from where the handles join the cups. The handles are a great length for a good grip, the sizes are perfect and they nest beautifully. Sure wish I would have purchased these a long time ago.
Excellent construction. I love the fact that there are no seams or welds. I also love that all 6 stacked cups fit nicely in a standard kitchen drawer without hitting of falling over. I was weary about the tabs at the end of the cups but they haven't gotten the way yet. I still wish they weren't there and the cups fit much more snug together. In my opinion, if they made the cups fit snugly inside another they wouldn't need those silly tabs.
They're not too big, which is great when you're trying to get them into a container with a smallish mouth. Plus, this set has the elusive 2/3 and 3/4 cup measures! They stack really well and are steady on the counter.
The shape is a nice ratio of diameter and depth. The only thing that may become a very minor issue is the little tab on them to make sure they stack properly. While necessary to the design, it's possible that some containers (which I have yet to encounter) may be awkward to scoop out of with this tab.
Very sturdy, durable, made to last a lifetime! These are comfy to hold and the short handles makes them easy to scoop grains and flours right out of the jars I store them in.
Answer: Maybe a little, but then if its all THAT low, I pick up the canister and pour. That's where the perfect balance of these things comes in handy.