Joseph Joseph Measure-Up Adjustable Wet & Dry Measuring Spoon, Blue

I was looking for another ring of measuring spoons when I saw this and was sold immediately on the idea of this design. This replaces several tsp and tbsp measuring spoons for me. The measurements are accurate and it's very easy to clean. No complaints at all.

I’m always losing the little measuring cups and was tired of them taking up space in my kitchen drawers. This works well for dry ingredients and for liquids. I bought additional ones for stocking stuffer because I loved it so much!

Very convenient especially when baking. Space saving and seems to be accurate on measurements

Very cool idea! I got this as a gift for a friend with a tiny home who loves blue. It's not blue. It's GRAY. Would be much better if font were larger and a contrasting color bc it's hard to read. Doesn't not fit in MY spice jars. But it does work accurately (I checked), even for liquids, and it's very space efficient and easy to clean, just slide the dark part out of the light part, You can lift it by sliding your fingernail under the rubbery part inside the spoon. I'll let my friend decide.

This little measuring spoon is a great addition to the kitchen without dragging out all those measuring spoons you have it all built into this one spoon, and one mess to clean. Works great you won't be sorry.

Positives:1. Seems to seal well enough for liquids2. Small enough to get into typical spice jars3. Only one measuring 'spoon' to clean, if you shake or pour the ingredient into the spoon.4. Markings are molded into it, therefore they won't wear off.Negatives:A. Markings are difficult to read without optimal lighting (see photo).B. Bottom side of the slider is hollow, which is more difficult to clean that if it were solid (see photo).C. $8.00 seems kinda pricey for two pieces of plastic. But it does work, so maybe optimal plastics and forming technologies were used for it. I don't know."A" is my biggest beef with it. Have to hold it up to a bright light to adjust it every time.

Perfect. I have two, one for dry ingredients and one for liquids. Things I love about this:- Little tiny feet keep it level on the counter when you want to set it down with whatever you're measuring, or to pour something in it to measure- It has just the right amount of friction for sliding, so you don't accidentally change its measurement. It also ensures liquids stay in the cavity as they should.- Probably not intended, but the fact that you slide the middle section to change your measurements means you can squeeze more viscous liquids (like honey or syrup or molasses) out pretty easily. Not completely, hence thinking it was not an intended feature, but very nearly.- The flat top allows you to level off whatever you're measuring.- It's real quick and easy to pop the middle section out and clean by hand.The only thing I'd improve is adding a 3/4 tsp mark. There're 1/4 and 1/2 marks, but not a 3/4 mark for tsp. Odd, but not a big deal as at that scale eyeballing works fine or just doing two scoops of whatever, one at 1/4 and one at 1/2.

Such a small innovation of an old utensil but man do i love it. I was guilty of being the one who would take the TBSP off of the ring because it got the most use, then guess what, i couldnt find it because when i needed it because i placed it somewhere and likely picked it up with some packaging and threw it away. this simple measuring spoon replaces all of them, while normal measuring spoons had a good design with their "nesting doll" style this allows even more space in drawers. its not annoying to have to make sure they are all nesting properly to close the drawer.once again, i have to say joseph joseph products are pretty damn good.