Alton is a something of a hero to me, but I was using a version of this long before there was a food network or the internet.I ordered my first one of this type from a printed version of The Bakers Catalog (King Arthur Flour Company). I can't imagine using anything else to measure honey or other sticky ingredients.I also like it for thicker items like pumpkin or squash purees - the clear cylinder means you can make sure you don't have air pockets and getting the product out is a snap.I also like it for measuring yogurt. I don't use much shortening or solid butter, but this would be great for that too.
Beside how it preforms, I do like the fact that it's easy to clean and it gets a work out in my kitchen!
While the max measure is one cup, I don't care for the stability of the item for anything over 3/4 cup, but I don't count that against the item too much. I think it just means I'll have to buy the larger volume version too!
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