Mrs. Anderson’s Baking Measuring Spoons, 6-Piece Set, Heavyweight 18/8 Stainless Steel

I have been using my old set of aluminum or plastic measuring spoons for years so I decided I deserved an upgrade. I ordered these, rectangular "spice spoons" and another set of stainless round ones,  Palada 430 Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons, Set of 6, Engraved, Cute Ring Holder, for Dry and Liquid Ingredients. Best 430 Stainless Steel. It's Time to Upgrade Your Measuring Set. . Both of them impressed me with their weight and quality so I think I'm good to cook for at least a couple more decades, God willing.I've never had or used any measuring spoons shaped like these but they are amazingly handy for getting into my small spice containers! The handles are longer than on regular measuring spoons as well as the spoon end being shallower and narrower. I have to ask myself, "why didn't I think of something like this?" What a clever idea!These spoons are heavyweight, built sturdy and of visibly thicker metal than the other set I purchased at the same time. The edges are finished well and smoothly. They are marked with both U.S. and Metric units.I see no mention of a warranty nor did I find anything on their website. They do state that they give a portion of the proceeds to Careers through Culinary Arts Program, which is admirable. I'd like to know if they stand behind their products though, and how well, if they do.I'm including some pictures that I hope may be helpful and will update my review as I've had more time to use these. I think I'll be able to pass these down to future generations in my family though, when I'm done cooking with them!Update- After two-plus years of use, these still look like new. They are so handy when you need to scoop out of a jar or can of spice. I would purchase them again.

These measuring spoons are okay for a mid-grade set. The quality is nowhere near that of better sets such as the CIA Masters Collection, but the price is considerably less than those better sets.The spoons are made of brushed stainless steel. They obviously are stamped out of sheets of steel and given only a cursory finishing. One issue is that the handle is raised above the bowl of the spoon making it a bit challenging to level off whatever is being measured with a straight edge. The handles feel a bit dainty to me, but seem adequate for the job. I would prefer wider and longer handles. Although the overall length of the tbsp handle is 3-3/8" it is short when scooping out of many jars.The fraction of tsp measurements engraved on the handles is difficult to read due to a tiny font. For full tsp and tbsp the font is larger and legible.The set is held together with a hinged ring that is not stainless steel (rust had started around the hinge of the ring when my set arrived).I noticed that one of the 5 star reviews posted over a year ago mentions an extra hole in the handle allowing spoons to be hung individually. The set I received did not have such an extra hole. I noticed another review said the set weighed "about a pound." My entire set weighs only 3-3/4 oz. Perhaps there have been changes in the manufacturing processes; what is being sold now may not be the same as the measuring spoons that received so many glowing reviews.This is not a bad set, but not a great set. I feel that it gives average value at average cost. They are a step up from the cheap measuring spoon sets sold in grocery and discount stores, but at a corresponding increase in price. These were bought to be a backup set, and will be adequate that purpose, but will never be my measuring spoons of choice. And I would not buy them again.

I can't say enough about the perfect heft of these spoons! They're not your cheapo flimsy measuring spoons. Also, I love that the measurements are engraved/imprinted instead of just printed on. They're one solid piece of stainless steel, so there's no grit in a seam ... I assume these are machined spoons (though I don't recall ever *seeing* a seamed measuring spoon?). I also love that they're considerably longer than your average measuring spoon.About the only thing I don't like, and why I gave them four instead of five stars, is the ring they come attached to. I've used Tupperware spoons my whole life and really appreciate how easily I can grab each individual spoon I need, yet how they all stay together in the drawer. I had to take these spoons off the ring, or simply have to wash ALL the spoons every time I needed just one. They are VERY hard to get off that ring. I will be reading every single review to see if anyone has come up with a viable solution. The best I can think of right now is to buy one of those tiny circular office rings for paper (that come apart in the middle). If you have a better solution, please leave me a comment!! I would prefer not to let them stay loose in my drawer.As someone else mentioned, there is no 1/2 TBS. But, that's easily fixed by using the 3/4 tsp twice.

My friend saw these spoons at a shop and fell in love with their quaint measurements… She passed them by only to wish she hadn’t’ … She was always looking for them again… I saw them on Amazon and got them for her,.. she was thrilled, me too… Good and sturdy,… Happy with them… nice little addition to her kitchen!…

Bought for my chef fiance! He laughed and loves them lol.

I have had these for a few years now, and they are still as good as new. Granted, I don't use them as often as I use my standard measuring spoons, but these are very sturdy and I have no doubts that they will last for a long time. Would definitely recommend!

Small, but beautifully formed - far better than my previous guesswork.

Just what I needed for feeding the fish :-)