Optimum Pasta Noodle Adjustable Portion Control Spaghetti Serving Meter, Green &gt;&gt;&gt; ONE-HAND ADJUSTABLE MECHANISM: Not sure how much spaghetti is sufficient for one serving? Or two or three? With this tool, you can now accurately measure the amount of pasta noodles you need to prepare. The round device has an adjustable inner ring that opens and closes like a camera shutter to the diameter of a bundle of spaghetti. Adjust the orifice by gliding the side tab, so the ring wraps around dry pasta noodles and lets you know how big the portion is. &gt;&gt;&gt; MEASURES UP TO 4 SERVINGS: You can measure all types of long pasta and also determine the number of portions which can vary from 1 up to 4. The Optimum Pasta Noodle Adjustable Portion Control Spaghetti Serving Meter is a slim device that gives you a hand when you're cooking for the family. Perfect for dieters and nutritionist or those interested in portion control. Say no more to guessing and good bye pasta left-overs! &gt;&gt;&gt; MANUFACTURED FROM FOOD SAFE MATERIALS: Crafted from robust food-safe plastic thats guaranteed free from BPA and has recently passed certification from FDA. Hence, this pasta measuring device is not only handy but also safe for you and the family. Tested to repel staining and deformation in the years to come. Durable construction that you can count on. c &gt;&gt;&gt; HASSLE-FREE CLEAN UP AND STORAGE: Definitely dishwasher safe and no special care required. With its non-stick properties, this innovative kitchen device can be washed manually using soapy water. With its slim and sleek design, storage is no problem. Perfect fit for small kitchen drawers making it easy for grabs when necessary. &gt;&gt;&gt; GET ONE OR MORE TODAY IN YOUR SHOPPING CART: Get serving control with this portion control gadget! Stop guessing amounts of pasta for your dish by using this Optimum Pasta Noodle Adjustable Portion Control Spaghetti Serving Meter. Surprise your family and friends as this pasta serving controller will make on nice gift idea too. Buy now!