Carlisle FoodService Products Measure Miser Solid Measuring Spoon with Short Handle, 3 Ounces, White, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

Very sturdy & great product.

The material of the spoon is a sturdy glossy plastic, powders just slide off and it cleans very easily!This scoop is the perfect size and amount for Soylent powder, each scoop is almost perfectly 30g of powder so the 8oz serving is 2 scoops (level) and the 12oz serving is 3 scoops (level) then 1 scoop per 4oz extra of water, PERFECT! I measured it with a scale a few times to ensure it was accurate.

I bought this specifically for making cupcakes as I was struggling with my cupcakes overflowing the liners or being too round. After reading that 3 tablespoons was optimal, I went looking for a 3 TBSP measure, and this popped up. A bit of Google-fu later, I confirmed that this is, indeed, equal to 3 TBSP, so I bought it. And, voila! My cupcakes now come out perfect! Exactly even with the cupcake liner and perfectly flat for decorating!

Served my purpose

This looks cute sitting atop the coffee jar on my kitchen counter. Rather than adding 12 tiny scoops to the coffeemaker each night, I just need 3 scoops from this 1/4 cup measure. It’s the little things! Very sturdy. Good purchase.

This spoon is perfect for measuring after Bariatric surgery as it is easy to scoop out your food. Easy to clean and perfect pouch size of 3 ounces.

This scoop scoops things as expected. Perfect for moving things from one place to another roughly 5 oz at a time

I'm weighing food and measuring and this comes in handy when preparing Mt meals.

These spoons are quite functional but cosmetically very disappointing.I have purchased a number of other Carlisle portion spoons. The molding quality has been impeccable. With these spoons the outside bottom of the bowl is rough. There is a very conspicuous mark from the gate ("hole" through which the plastic is injected into the mold cavity for the actual part) in the top middle of the handle and roughness on the sides of the handle adjacent to the gate. With other Carlisle spoons I can't even tell for sure where the gate(s) was(were) located. These ARE just cosmetic defects and don't impair function, but they are not something I expect from a Carlisle product.

Imagine paying 90 plus dollars for a pack of 12 and getting only 1 twice. Like how does that happen