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Question: Could you tell me how many millilitres are in the 1 cup, 1 tablespoon, and 1 teaspoon measures, please?
Document: These measuring cups and spoons are great and there are so many sizes! I can't tell you how many times I wished I had a half tablespoon measuring spoon or a two cup measuring cup. Now I do!
I love that there are so many cups and so many sizes to use so that you can do your measuring in one scoop instead of having to use two to get what you want. The spoons have many sizes that make life easier too. Half a Tablespoon, 2 teaspoon, 1/8 and even 1/16 for that pinch or dash. The sizes are down with raised writing so that they won't wash off after a year or two so that you have to guess or try to write it back on.
Received this set as a gift and am very please with them. At first I thought it might be excessive to have so many in between measurements but if you have the drawer space, it's great! Usually I just stop mid-cooking to rinse out a used measuring up or just use the 1cup to guess. This is especially helpful when splitting recipes to need 1/8th of a teaspoon or 1/6th of a cup- something I frequently do when only cooking for two.
I originally purchased this set of measuring cups and spoons for recipes (using metric measures) from a South African cookbook. I found however that they are also very useful for American recipes too. The 3/4 cup measuring cup is especially useful so you don't have to measure with a 1/4 cup three times. The 2 teaspoon measuring spoon is however less useful because it doesn't fit into spice jars.
So first of all, not only do the teaspoon's say things like "pinch, dash, smidge" they also have the actual measurements. It's imprinted into the actual cup so that you dont have to worry about wearing it out, which is why I had to buy a new set to begin with. It also covers pretty much every single measurement you could need from 1/4 teaspoon all the way up to 2 cups. I love these, and I would absolutely recommend them to a friend!
Such a time saver! I could do without the spoon measures, but it came as a set. I love the cups! I can use one cup for measuring 1 3/4 cups instead of three. My husband loves it too because when I bake there's not such a mess of cups for him to clean up.
I bought this set to have around as a housewarming present whenever I might need it.. but, found that I like it better than my expensive metal set. It has the very rare 1/2 Tablespoon and all the increments that anyone could want. I am going to buy a couple more to have on hand to give as gifts.
I bought this because it has more than just the basic measures. I particularly like the 1/8 cup measure since that equals 2 TBS. Amazing how many recipes call for 2 TBS. Plus the little spoons for measures like 1/8 tsp. No more trying to decide if my 1/4 tsp. measure is half full. I'm more than happy I found this.
they are awesome and have every size you could ever want..my favs include the two cup ( its HUGE) and the two tsp...and the half tablespoon...and everything is dishwasher safe and they look pretty too!! !
I really don't need this many measuring cups. I mean there is a 1 tsp and a 2 tsp cup. I could really just use the 1 tsp cup 2x. They seem to so this with a few more sizes as well. I guess there is perceived value in having more pieces in a set but now they are taking more space in my drawer than a standard set with fewer pieces would. Still a good buy.
Answer: 1 teaspoon = 4.9289 millilitres1  tablespoon = 14.7868 millilitres1 cup = 236.588 millilitres