Measuring Spoons: U-Taste 18/8 Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons Set of 9 Piece: 1/16 TSP, 1/8 TSP, 1/4 TSP, 1/3 TSP, 1/2 TSP, 3/4 TSP, 1 TSP, 1/2 tbsp & 1 tbsp Dry and Liquid Ingredients

I bought 2 sets of these measuring spoons, one for the kitchen and one for measuring plant nutrients. My initial search was for a set of measuring spoons that included one for 1/8 tsp. for measuring plant nutrients that I use on the veggie plants I grow in our basement. I ordered the 6-piece set for the basement, but when I saw the 9-piece set, I had to have it for my kitchen. This set includes measuring spoons for 1/16 tsp, 1/8 tsp, 1/4 tsp, 1/3 tsp, 1/2 tsp, 3/4 tsp, 1 tsp, 1/2 tbsp. and 1 tbsp. I was very surprised how heavy these spoons are. They are made of a heavy stainless steel that will not easily bend. they also come on a holder that is very easy to unclip for removal of the spoons. Another plus for these measuring spoons is they also show metric measurements in ml. Since many many recipes show measurements in ml., this eliminates the need to convert measurements.You may wonder why so many measurements would be helpful, but they do come in handy when converting recipes to increase for decrease ingredients for the number of servings. For example, you are making are recipe that serves 4 and you want to cut it in half to serve 2. For an ingredient that calls for 1 tbsp., you could measure 1 tsp. and 1/2 tsp. to measure 1/2 tbsp., or you can use the 1/2 tbsp. in the set. The same is true if you need 3/4 tsp. You can measure 1/2 tsp. and 1/4 tsp. or you can use the 3/4 tsp. in this set to measure once. Although this many not sound like a big deal, it can be a real time saver when you can measure each ingredient once rather than two or more times with different measuring spoons. When you cook as much as I do, small conveniences that save time are appreciated.So, these measurements can be done by using a combination of measuring spoons although not as convenient as using one measuring spoon. This set also includes measuring spoons for 1/16 tsp., 1/8 tsp. and 1/3 tsp. which are not included in many sets. These are measurements that would need to be guessed with most sets of measuring spoons. This may not seem to be measurements you would use much, but I know from experience that 1/4 tsp. of crushed red pepper can make a dish much too hot for my taste. 1/16 tsp. or 1/l8 tsp. of this ingredient would be much easer for me to tolerate.I am very happy with both sets that I bought and would very much recommend any of these sets. I hope this review was helpful for you.

These stainless steel measuring spoons are very well machined and manufactured—they are very sturdy, unlike an old aluminum set we have. Very handy to also have both US and metric measurements on each handle for recipes. Two thumbs up for these winners!

While I have a number of sets of metal measuring spoons I was very interested in this one since a recipe I have calls for 1/3 teaspoon. This set also includes a 3/4 teaspoon but I can get that by combining a 1/4 teaspoon and a 1/2 teaspoon but for the 1/3 teaspoon I had to estimate. There is also a 1/16 teaspoon which is helpful when reducing a recipe. Good quality.

Really high quality seeming set of measuring spoons. They’ll probably last forever. They were pricey vs others but these are of quality most definitely.

Excellent measuring spoons and its volume selection is outstanding, this is a great product.

They are nice. Measurements are ingraved so they will not wear off. My only complaint is the tablespoon needed to be more narrow so it could fit in spice containers. My old set is 40 years old and starting to wear thin.

Made of good solid material. They are very easy to use and accurate. I needed a 1/3 top but enjoy using the whole set.

Executive Summary: These U-Taste 18/8 Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons are AWESOME (I mean as awesome as measuring spoons can be).I've been on a quest to find a decent set of measuring spoons. It's been a long and arduous journey, with plastic measuring spoons either being too difficult to read because the markings washed off after the first use or because it’s hard to read the raised letters on plastic of the same color, and with metal measuring spoons invariably being of paper-thin sheet metal or otherwise too flimsy.Enter my purchase of U-Taste 18/8 Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons Set. The answer to my proverbial prayers.Sturdy (this coming from a guy who is 6’1” and built like a large kitchen appliance, so when I say sturdy, I mean STURDY!), easy to clean, non-corrosive 18/8 stainless steel (not all stainless steel is created equal – 18/8 is the good stuff), and even I can see the markings engraved on the spoon handles.I could not ask for more, and I’m not entirely sure I have ever been happier with a purchase. [Although that covered stainless steel cake pan (that works awesome for lasagna, by the way) was definitely worth the money. No more cheese-stuck-to-tin-foil in my house.]I can't speak to the accuracy, though. I don't require a lot of accuracy in my cooking (I'm not a very good cook, and I don't bake), but I would find it hard to believe such great measuring spoons could be noticeably inaccurate. If I ever do take them into the lab and measure their accuracy, I'll be sure to post a follow-up.