Faringdon 10cm Metal Spoon Measures

Top tip - write the measurements on yourself. I bought this for measuring aquarium water conditioner. It's perfect for accuracy but I think they dropped the ball by not actually including the measurements on the spoons. Easy fix, just write on both sides with permanent pen.

The long handles are good, but they lose a star for not being etched or stamped with metric and imperial units, only archaic cookery measure names, so I just pick a size visually which look about right compared to a 0.5ml Bulk Powders plastic scoop.It's a pity that there isn't a metric specific set too, in various fractions of 1 ml, because such small sizes are useful for other purposes then just cooking, because it takes a lot longer weighting powder on 1mg precision scales. I thought I might find a solution in lab scoops, but none of the ones I found appear to be fixed volume measures.

Since I'm using these to scoop tiny beads out of the divided boxes I have them organized into, this review is going to be worthless to anyone knowing how accurate they are as measuring spoons.For anyone wanting to know how they do as bead scoopers, they do an excellent job and are just what I needed! They're saving me tons of time getting sead beads out and onto my projects in a dash ^.^

Not as advertised - it states clearly that the spoons are roughly 1/8, 1/16 and 1/32 however the smallest is the same size as the 1/8th one I already own so they’re all wrong. I brought this product to measure pet supplements so I needed the much smaller sizes. Very frustrating.

Disappointed thought it was labelled 1/8 1/16 & 1/32. Could have bought cheaper with two additional spoons labelled smidge and drop etc but I wanted the fractional amount. My fault I guess as I didn't read description throughly just skimmed and saw fractional amounts which misled me. Don't know what it's made of. Seems cheap.

It would be far more useful if these had the amounts written on them eg 1/16 tsp. Dash and pinch don’t really MEAN anything.

Nice, sturdy, measuring spoons, but not in any way "roughly equivalent to 1/8, 1/16 and 1/32 of a teaspoon" as stated in the description.

i THOUGHT THIS WOULD BE A GADGET IN MY KITCHEN THAT WOULD MAKE FRIENDS SMILE WHEN THEY SAW IT. THEY DID SMILE AND TEASE ME ,THEY ALSO WANTED THERE OWN AS IT IS SO USEFUL.