Linden Sweden Jonas Stainless Steel Measuring Cup - Durable and Light Measuring Cups with Open Handle for Easy Scooping in Flour Bags and Baking Containers - Made in SE - Dishwasher Safe - 2-Cup Size

Nicely made! Inside the cup are measurement lines for both cups and litres, ounces and ML . There is the slightest sort of 'pinch' that serves as a pouring spout. It will not be possible to level off measures of such as flour and sugar, for the measurement lines are down about 1/2-inch from the rim and are not visible on the outer surface of the cup. Thus this cup lends itself more to the measurement of liquids rather than dry measures.. To measure solid fats, you would employ the concept of displacement by floating small scoops in a liquid such as water until the level rises to the desired line.This cup will perform quite nicely in the kitchen, but it will also be something you might want to include in your camping gear, for it will double nicely as an unbreakable, light weight cup for beverages!

This is perfect. I needed a 2 cup measure to keep by the stove. I have a home made Berkey filter system and this will hang perfectly on the handles. It is nicely marked inside with smaller measurements and the wider top lets in enough light to make it easy to see. Very pleased. O and it’s actually a simple, elegant design

Here are the "good" and "bad" on this product...ADVANTAGES.1. There are not many 4 cup stainless steel measuring cups on the market..2. It is very light in weight..3. Measurements are clearly stamped in the inside of the cup..4. Because the device is made of stainless steel, durability is huge advantage over glass and plastic. The material will not chip, break, or shatter. More important, gasoline, pesticides, and oil-based solvents will not damage, dissolve, or negatively affect it...DISADVANTAGES.1. It is very expensive at $15..2. The metal is very thin. The cup will dent..3. More detailed and different measurements should be stamped on the cup.

I am still looking for a 2-cup measuring cup that can be leveled off with a knife. I assume it would be called a "dry measure" cup. This is not that cup. I read the answered question which inquired about that very feature, and I purchased this based on an answer that said it was. That answer is incorrect. This cup has a "2 Cup" marking about 1/2 inch below the top rim. If you fill it to the top and level off (as you would measuring flour or sugar), you will end up with about 2-1/2 cups! Other than it not fitting my specific needs, it's a nice cup.

I love the stainless steel design. I wish it was a little heaftier but don’t believe the measuring cup to be flimsy. It is of very good quality. The permanently raised measuring lines are a great feature.

I received a cup with dent and minor cut on side,Quality is not good,Steel is very thin

I'm a blacksmith and use this cup as a dipper in my quench-water tank for precise cooling of hot steel, so that it only moves where I want it to move. It looks great while demoing, as opposed to some plastic or Pyrex thing. Stainless is nice, too: one less thing I have to worry about rusting.

I am absolutely obsessed with these. I have every size. However, I am a professional baker and I have broken one handle off.