Measuring Cups & Jugs

Yes. It's oven, microwave, dishwasher, and freezer safe, making it a versatile addition to your everyday cooking, baking, and meal prep routine.

The measuring cups use standard cup sizes. The spoons follow Australian Standard Measurements, so if you're using international recipes, note that the 4 tsp (20ml) tablespoon size differs from the US standard of 15ml.

Liquid measuring cups (typically jugs with a pouring spout) are designed to be filled to a line and read at eye level, while dry measuring cups are filled to the brim and levelled off for an exact quantity. Using the right type for the ingredient gives you a more accurate measurement, particularly in baking.

A measuring jug is used to measure and pour liquid ingredients - water, milk, oil and stock - accurately, thanks to its marked volume lines and pouring spout. It's the tool of choice whenever a recipe calls for millilitres, cups or litres of liquid.

A standard cup is equal to 16 tablespoons, or 48 teaspoons. Having a matching set of measuring spoons and cups makes it easy to scale a recipe up or down without doing the maths each time.

They’re engraved for durability - no rubbing off or fading with repeated use or washing.