RSVP International Endurance Stainless Steel Measuring Cups, Set of 7 | 1/8 Cup to 1 Cup Measurements | Nest for Easy Storage | Dishwasher Safe | Dry or Liquid | Baking or Cooking

RSVP strives to offer quality kitchen products and cooking tools at competitive prices. Our Endurance Measuring Cups, Set of 7 is a perfect example. Every kitchen needs a set of quality measuring cups, and our ORIGINAL RSVP Endurance Measuring Cup Set goes above and beyond by offering the most popular measures for cooking and baking: 1-cup, 1/2-cup, 1/3-cup and 1/4-cup and then adding these harder to find sizes: 2/3-cup, 3/4-cup, and 1/8-cup. Dividing and multiplying recipes is a breeze with this deluxe set. Measurements are permanently stamped in US and Metric capacities onto the comfortable, slightly rounded 4-inch long handles. Stamped measurements are preferred as they will not fade from continuous use or after washing. For dual purpose use the 1/8-cup measure for coffee. It is clearly stamped inside the cup “Standard Coffee Measure”. It is easy to achieve the most accurate measure because the sturdy handle is perfectly even with the rim of the cup and won’t interfere while leveling ingredients. The wide flat bottoms help to sit balanced when filled. Clean up is quick and simple because we use the highest grade, smoothly polished 18/8 stainless steel which is dishwasher safe, resistant to rust, and will last a lifetime. It will be easy to store and locate all seven cups when they are kept organized by the convenient chain. When the set is nested together, it compactly measures about 7-inches long overall. When all the right people, and ingredients, kitchen tools, and food come together, we call this The Art of Gathering.

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