shudyear set of 5 plastic measuring spoons (1 g, 2 g, 3 g, 5 g, 10 pcs.) for measuring powders, granules, coffee, pet food, cereals, as well as for dispensing spices and other dry goods.

The measurements are completely inaccurate. I filled the 1 gram spoon and poured it into the 2g spoon, then filled the 1g spoon again and when I poured it into 2g spoon it overflowed. So is the 1g spoon actually more than 1g, or is the 2g spoon less than 2 grams? I tried the 2g next: I filled the 2g spoon and poured it into the 5g spoon. It took 7 spoon fulls to fill the 5g spoon (2g * 7 = 5??). European recipes are in grams and these spoons will be useless. Also: they are shipped in a small ziplock bag that is too small to close, so one or more spoons will spill out into the larger shipping bag. In my case the “10g” spoon was broken. Very thin plastic; truly “Dollar Store” quality.

Very thin plastic. Measuring cup was already broken when package was delivered.UPDATE: The company reached out to me to see if I wanted a full refund. My money was refunded quickly. Happy to see a company that stands behind their products and want their customers to be 100% satisfied.I do recommend purchasing from this company.

There are no measurements printed on any of the spoons. Useless too cheap to even return for money.

Only one of the scoops has any indication what volume it is - and its the one I need most(2g). If it wasn't for that fact, I would probably send it back. They seem very cheaply made and super thin. I wrote the claimed volume on them with permanent marker. at least they weren't very expensive.

No markings to tell you what the measurements are. Spoons are thin cheap plastic. These will not hold up if you bake a lot.

For Oxcilic acid use

Not great quality and doesn’t show the weight of the scoop

The spoons alleged to be 1g and 2g are both the same measurement...one just flatter and longer than the other and has a 2g on the handle. No other markings on the other spoons. Looking for others that are accurate