RSVP International Endurance Stainless Steel Spice Measuring Spoons, Set of 6 | 1/8 tsp to 1 Tbsp Measurements | Nest for Easy Storage | Dishwasher Safe | Dry or Liquid | Baking or Cooking

Exactly as pictured and described. These measuring spoons are of excellent quality and will be a useful addition to any chef’s tool-kit.

Arrived on time and as described. The shape of the spoons allows for easy measurement right out of the jar

Nice long handles with small spoons for little jars. They stack inside each other easily for storage. I really liked these and the measuring cups they make also. Worth the price.

I received these originally as a Christmas gift, but I love these measuring spoons so much I bought a second set. And am considering purchasing a third set! I am CONSTANTLY using them and then they are in the dishwasher dirty and I need a clean one!These are very well made, heavy, quality, well-finished spoons. They feel good in my hands. They DO work well in spice jars, and are easy to level off for baking.As for calibration... I'm not a laboratory equipped to do that, but if these spoons are off, then so are most other measuring spoons out there! I have a set of MIU spice measuring spoons and they appear to measure the same as these spoons do. Likewise for my KitchenAid spoons and a really old tablespoon from my mom and a set of cheapo plastic spoons. So I personally would not worry overmuch about accuracy. If anyone IS worried, a quality gram scale might be a better choice.Now, there is one slight disadvantage to these spoons... the rectangular shape, while absolutely fine for spices and dry measures, is a little tougher to get stickier substances out of. A tablespoon of coconut oil will slide on out of a regular bowl spoon easier than it will come out of one of these rectangular shaped bowls. So this is something to consider depending on your measuring needs.Want a tablespoon of peanut butter? Fine... but it's gonna be harder to lick the spoon clean!For that reason, I recently bought a set of MIU spice measuring spoons with rounded oval bowls. They are also nice quality, but I don't feel they are quite as well finished as this set by RSVP. They are, however, more easily lickable.Still, I find myself reaching for the RSVP spoons more often than not.Update 5.17.2010I DID buy myself a third set, and frankly, am now considering a fourth set! I'd like the fourth set to be devoted to measuring out liquid nutrients for my Aerogardens. The printing of the volume in milileters on each teaspoon is very useful for that purpose. It's sad... I have a whole bin in my utensil drawer devoted to these specific spoons. Other measuring spoons go in a separate bin, as I use these the most still! I never seem to have enough measuring spoons!

This set is constructed from a single piece (no edges for things to get caught in) and the amounts are stamped into the metal (shouldn't wear off). This set was one that was highly rated to be near accurate in measurements (some sets were off be quite a lot). The tablespoon fits into all my spice jars (Morton & Bassett .28 oz. and McCormick .50 oz.). Some people wanted them to include a half tablespoon in the set but why....1 1/2 teaspoons equals half a tablespoon. This set washed up nicely by hand and in the dishwasher.

I like them. Very useful. good value. The only caution is that they are too thin to put in my dishwasher's silverware bins, and I had to by net bags to make that work.

The oblong shape looks unique and cool but serves as super functional to scoop out spices directly from the tiny jars. I got a second set for my sister.

Everything I bought from this brand is awesome. The quality of stainless steel is simply superb.