Pampered Chef Measure All Cup By Willow on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
This little miracle of a measuring cup has replaced all other measuring units in my kitchen. It has all I can possibly need. First of all, it can be used to measure both solid and liquid stuff. The markings for solid measurements are printed in red, and for liquid ones in blue. I can measure solids in cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, and milliliters - the cup has them all. No more wondering how to convert teaspoons into milliliters or anything like that; whatever units the recipe uses, I can use. The same goes for liquids, they can be measured in cups, fluid ounces, tablespoons, and teaspoons.
The cup itself is a bit unusual. It is 6" tall and designed as two pieces: a hard, clear plastic tube with measurements on it and a softer plastic insert that goes inside. When I need to measure something, I put the insert in and line in up with the needed marking; very easy and convenient. Cleaning the cup is easy as well. The insert is not dishwasher safe, so I wash both pieces by hand. Just a bit of soapy water and a soft sponge is all it takes. I am very pleased with this measuring cup.
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Pampered Chef Measure-All Cup Purchased at: Pampered Chef party Price: $9
I have this one and I love it - it has everything, and it works great for stuff like whipped cream of peanut butter which is a pain to clean out of regular measuring cups.
Cool! I didn't think I could get so excited about a measuring cup... but here I am... excited and wanting one. ;-)
How convenient to have one measuring cup for both solids and liquids. Think of all the old cups you can get rid of and all the additional drawer space that would free up!
I have this and I like it a lot. I used to have one that had the measurements scored into the plastic and I liked it better because I know these markings will eventually wear off in the dishwasher. But the other one broke. This is the BEST way to measure things like shortening and peanut butter.