Printed measuring marks wear off. These are stamped into the steel, so the quarter cup is still
legibly a quarter cup after a decade in a drawer that gets yanked open twice a day.
Four cups and four spoons, brushed stainless throughout, with long flat handles that balance on the rim of a
jar instead of sliding in. The cups have straight walls and a level rim, which matters more than it sounds
— a tapered cup with a rolled edge is genuinely hard to level off with a straight edge.
They hang from a ring or live loose in a drawer; the handles are stamped with a hole either way. Dishwasher
safe, though a quick hand wash keeps the brushed finish looking newer for longer.
