RSVPInternational Endurance Kitchen Collection Measuring Tools, Dishwasher Safe, Odd Sizes, 5 Piece, Stainless Steel

I accidentally was sent the wrong set, but was sent the right set the next day! This company was amazing and great with customer service. I highly recommend these measure items as they are beautiful and very functional. I am happy with my purchase.

If you buy your yeast in jars this is a great way to measure. It is a nice weight and cleans very well. I bought another on it is so good.

Just what I wanted: Sturdy, dishwasher-safe measuring spoons that are narrow enough to slip into spice jars and cans.

Seem nice and sturdy, OK for dishwasher, nice long handles. Seem to be accurate compared to other measuring spoons I have.

Pre packaged yeast packs are expensive and hard to find at times. It’s a much better deal buying the larger bag and use a measuring spoon. My moms caretaker is used to the size of the yeast packs - and this spoon does the trick - each flat spoon equates to 1 pack of yeast. This is easy measurement instead of weighing the amount of yeast needed to make dough products. Great item. The quality of the spoon is solid and edges smooth - won’t cut fingers when washing it

These spoons are heavy duty and easy to clean.

These spoons are great! They are accurate, easy to level off, and have just the right amount of heft (not too heavy or light). Just throw out the chain hooking them together and store the spoons separated in a small box in your drawer. These spoons are mirror polished 18/8 stainless steel. The narrow handle makes them very nice to fit into a duel opening spice cap. I also really like the rounded shape. All of the spoons, even the tablespoon, fit great into a 6 oz paragon glass jar with a 53 mm lid (google it, they are available for purchase also Pioneer woman has some expensive jars that fit too). Too many people have tiny spice jar openings like spice islands and McCormick’s glass bottles and they are such a pain to deal with. I even found a set that fit into these tiny spice jars, but the heads become so wonky that scooping out the spices is a major pain.Pros:-mirror polished-pretty well balanced-super accurate-heavy duty/never bending-narrow handles for easier scooping in spice jarsCons:-NO HALF TABLESPOON! What the heck is that about? You can’t even buy it a la carte like their other spoons.-1/2 Tablespoon is ONLY available in the “odd” set that contains a useless 2/3 teaspoon and another 1/8 teaspoon. What am I supposed to do with another 1/8 teaspoon?-no 3/4 teaspoon size available at all with a rounded head (but they have it for their retangle head spoons).-it would be nice if the handles were just as comfortable as CIA’s measuring spoon handles. But this set is at least accurate while CIA’s is way off. The handles on these are only slightly less comfortable than CIA’s.All together there are some very strange decisions made by the measuring spoon design team. I hope they decide to fix it someday. It makes no sense to me whatsoever.

I've bought 2 over time. They are not flimsy. They are well made

I liked the feel of the spoon and saves me from searching for two measuring spoons. Design flaw: it needs to have a hole in the handle as I hang up my utensils with small command hook inside my cupboard. Time saver.

I love these RSVP International Endurance Kitchen Collection odd sizes measuring tools!They complete my regular set from RSVP International nicely.

I bought these for my daughters Birthday. They were exactly what she wanted and needed. She was very happy!I would definitely recommend them for someone who wants a good quality Set of measuring spoons. They will last a lifetime !

Son muy buenas, calidad, resistencia y fáciles de limpiar.Muy buena compra.Son excelentes para meterlas en los recipientes sin necesidad de vaciar el contenido.

I hunted all over Amazon, but every set of measures was wildly inaccurate. I expected the worse with this latest set, but, no: measuring liquid from a medical thermometer, all measures in this set were spot on.Which begs the question why was it so hard to find measures that do the job they are supposed to do? And why is Amazon allowings so many measuring products to be sold that are not fit for purpose?