Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons Set of 6, 1/8 Tsp to Tbsp
Your seasoning and baking land the same way every time. Six brushed stainless spoons cover 1/8 tsp to 1 Tbsp, and every size is stamped on its handle in tsp and ml. The square bowls level off in one stroke.
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Your seasoning and baking land the same way every time. Six brushed stainless spoons cover 1/8 tsp to 1 Tbsp, and every size is stamped on its handle in tsp and ml. The square bowls level off in one stroke.
Six precise stainless steel measuring spoons from 1/8 tsp to 1 Tbsp, with sizes stamped clearly on each handle
- guessing seasoning or baking quantities
- losing loose measuring spoons in the drawer
- cluttered measuring tools that do not stay organized
Stop guessing. Measure every spice and bake level.
Eyeballed seasoning and loose spoons in the drawer make every batch a gamble. Six stainless spoons, sizes stamped on each handle, make every measure repeatable.
Square bowls for level, repeatable scoops

Square bowls for level measures
The square head gives you a flat edge to sweep across the rim. Dip the bowl, drag the edge over the top, and the amount in the spoon matches the stamped size. The polished interior wipes clean between spices.

Sizes stamped on every handle
Each handle carries its volume in tsp and ml: 1 Tbsp 15ml, 1 tsp 5ml, 3/4 tsp 3.75ml, 1/2 tsp 2.5ml, 1/4 tsp 1.25ml and 1/8 tsp 0.63ml. You confirm the size at a glance, mid-recipe, without a chart.

One ring keeps the set together
A ball chain joins all six spoons to a single ring, so the set hangs from a hook or drawer pull instead of rattling loose at the bottom of the drawer. Each handle also has a hanging hole at its end.
Scoop, level, and tip in three moves
- 1Dip the spoon
Push the bowl into the spice or leavener so it fills past the rim.
- 2Level with the flat edge
Sweep a knife or the straight side of the handle across the top of the bowl to remove the extra.
- 3Tip it in
Tap the spoon once over the bowl or pan so the measure falls clean. Wipe the bowl dry before the next size.
Six sizes, one ring, nothing to hunt for
- Measuring spoon, 1/8 tsp×1
0.63ml, square head
- Measuring spoon, 1/4 tsp×1
1.25ml, square head
- Measuring spoon, 1/2 tsp×1
2.5ml, square head
- Measuring spoon, 3/4 tsp×1
3.75ml, square head
- Measuring spoon, 1 tsp×1
5ml, square head
- Measuring spoon, 1 Tbsp×1
15ml, square head
- Ball chain with ring×1
Links all six spoons
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Questions and answers
For everyday measuring, yes. Plastic bowls flex, stain and wear down, so the amount they hold drifts over time. Stainless keeps its shape, and the stamped volumes stay sharp on metal.
Each spoon is joined to the chain on its own link, and all six hang from one ring. The chain is fine and light, so hang the ring on a hook or drawer pull rather than letting it swing free.
You get 1/8 tsp, 1/4 tsp, 1/2 tsp, 3/4 tsp, 1 tsp and 1 Tbsp. Larger amounts such as 1/4 cup or 2 Tbsp need a measuring cups set, since the largest spoon here is 1 Tbsp.
The stamped sizes are cut into the metal, so they do not wear off like printed plastic. Wash in warm soapy water and dry the spoons right away to keep the handles bright and the bowls free of water spots.
They work for both. Level dry spices and leaveners with the flat edge. For liquids, wipe the bowl dry first and fill to the rim on a level counter so the measure stays true.
Single stainless spoons cost more per size, and loose spoons are easy to lose. Six sizes on one ring usually costs less than assembling the same range one spoon at a time, and you always know where they are.
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