measuring spoons/cups in oz

[Sarah]

This a good question that was given to me, and I simply do not have an answer, as I always converted to teaspoons.  1 oz = 6 tsp.

 

Is there ounce measuring cups/spoons?  Any brand you can recommend? 

 

Sarah

[Midnightmom]

I'm pretty sure that 2T = 1/8 c  (discovered by pouring from one measuring device to another)  

 

Found some pics I had saved. Hope these help.

 

 

 

     

Edited April 18, 2019 by Midnightmom

[Annarchy]

Thanks!

[Annarchy]

 Sarah, 

 

I found several measuring cups and spoons on-line... Amazon, WallMart, Wayfarer, Overstock, etc. all seem to have various options available.

 

 I have a 4 cup Pyrex measure, that is marked in ounces. 

[Sarah]

Thank you ladies. 

 

I see I was not clear.  What the questioner wants is one ounce and down.  All the cups I have seen start at 2 ounces.

 

And let me toss this one into the mix.  3 tsp = 2 tbsp. 

 

Another toss-in.  I would bet most of you do 'heaping' when you use such spoons, etc.  Spoons are supposed to be 'level'. 

 

Yet another toss-in.  Don't confuse American and Imperial (England) measurements. 

 

I found one *very* cheap looking Asian-ring set of four spoons, 2-1-1/2-1/4 oz.  (or 12tbsp/6tbsp/3tbsp/4.5 tsp) Pass.  Cheap.

 

Sarah

Edited April 19, 2019 by Sarah

[Mt_Rider]

I measure level .....cuz I was in 4H for most of my childhood.  Never took the "required" Home Ec cuz I had all that to the "enth degree"!

 

Question, Sarah.  Isn't "ounces" a measurement of weight and not volume?   And therefore an ounce of feathers and an ounce of gold would have different volume....different sizes to contain them. 

 

MtRider   

[Midnightmom]

On 4/19/2019 at 10:25 AM, Sarah said:

And let me toss this one into the mix.  3 tsp = 2 tbsp. 

 

 

3 tsp = ONE Tbsp

 

Most shot glasses are 1 oz (unless it's a "jigger." I have no idea what the measurement is in a jigger.)

 

The chart above (with the milk bottles in it) says that 2 Tbs = 1 fluid oz

 

 

[Midnightmom]

On 4/19/2019 at 10:25 AM, Sarah said:

I see I was not clear.  What the questioner wants is one ounce and down.  All the cups I have seen start at 2 ounces.

 

 

Sounds like bar measurements might be your solution.

https://drinks.seriouseats.com/2011/06/cocktail-101-measuring-utensils-jiggers-cups.html

Follow the link for more info.

 

 

[Sarah]

3 hours ago, Midnightmom said:

 

3 tsp = ONE Tbsp

 

I claim typo! 

[Sarah]

16 hours ago, Mt_Rider said:

 

Question, Sarah.  Isn't "ounces" a measurement of weight and not volume?   And therefore an ounce of feathers and an ounce of gold would have different volume....different sizes to contain them.

 

I see I was not clear again.  'fluid' ounces.  The 'fluid' is understood, and dropped in a lot of tables and recipes.  Sorry,

 

Sarah

[Mt_Rider]

Yes...I figured that out when others used the term 'fluid'.....

 

MtRider 

[Annarchy]

Something like this?

https://www.google.com/search?q=pyrex+ounce+measuring+cups&tbm=isch&source=univ&hl=en-us&client=safari&fir=k17_1HjuMMklrM%3A%2CAz-dCf89lWP1aM%2C_%3B5DDL5rs2x0RSpM%3A%2CCHckbw-bm7e5NM%2C_%3BHeEjgr-PXOLcDM%3A%2C21bdp65YHuG3SM%2C_%3BToTK_9BCUigHEM%3A%2CbhXgW7MXH-8jtM%2C_%3BVL-Zh8GQkqOfCM%3A%2C4-fFgbgoltIJnM%2C_%3BsYYa2-xf4nykfM%3A%2C1zPQb2rAm9T3SM%2C_%3B2UgRroymBiVDZM%3A%2CR8_thMSIqnXFtM%2C_%3BeM00fs83yQ5LiM%3A%2Ci5ViiQKTKYPDDM%2C_%3BfVaj2Al40zIFxM%3A%2CoI1L-j4TlvRCkM%2C_%3B-MzJGL6lbR3jbM%3A%2CqJ5FK4Wq6ImBlM%2C_&usg=AI4_-kQHKiIJ2OQ5APs0bJIVkoLEOVbL_g&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjDxaDsq-DhAhXhMXwKHWeiD3QQ7Al6BAgLEAI&biw=768&bih=985#imgrc=ba7UhtzPuuPeBM

 

 

Here’s another one:  https://www.vermontcountrystore.com/mini-measuring-glass-with-double-spout-set-of-2/product/75762?utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid search&utm_campaign=pla&sourceid=7SPFGPLA&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIxP--36zg4QIVhKDsCh0gXAiXEAQYBCABEgL6aPD_BwE

 

 

Target also carries 2 oz & 8 oz clear measuring cups.

 

 

[TheCG]

I saw these at Kohl's: https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Grips-4-Piece-Measuring-Beaker/dp/B008X5HRZU

[Sarah]

Thank you ladies.   My man, Amos, gave a solution to the questioner that was liked.  'Graduated cylinders'...  Think test tube, with molded on stand, marked, and made of pyrex or borosilicate.  But $$$