AUEAR, Endurance Stainless Steel Coffee Measuring Scoop Spoons 1 Tablespoon and 1 Teaspoon Long Handle with Tick Mark for Tea Sugar

I’ve bought three of these so far, and will probably end up buying more. As soon as I can think up a good reason. I like them very much. The first one I bought to use with the Miracle Gro plant food. For outside plant feeding, you add one tablespoon of Miracle Gro to one gallon of water. For inside houseplants, it’s one teaspoon of Miracle Gro to one gallon of water. It’s so convenient to have both measurement spoons on one long handle.The second one I bought to use with this new concentrated laundry detergent powder. One teaspoon for not-so-big and not-so-dirty laundry loads, and up to one tablespoon for a large and dirty load of clothes. Again, it’s so convenient to have one tool that does both measurements.The third one arrived and it’s my new coffee scoop. Coffee making instructions for my drip coffee maker calls for two heaping tablespoons of ground coffee beans per cup. 12-cup coffee maker = 6 heaping tablespoons of ground coffee. I like coffee a little stronger, so I add another tablespoon. It works well for the single-serve or one-cup coffee maker, too. The spoon isn’t so large that you miss while filling the refillable pod and get coffee grounds all over the place. I like the length of the spoon as it reaches down into the coffee can or bag, and I don’t have to shove my whole hand in there, and the one-teaspoon side works as a nice little knob to hang onto. Useful for those who may have grip issues due to arthritis or some other condition.It has numbered markings along the handle for "CCs". (Cubic centimeters, I guess.) What that's for, I don't know. Cubic centimeters is a volume measurement. Unless the number at each spoon bowl indicates how many cubic centimeters each bowl is, and then the lines along the handle are to make it like a ruler for measuring centimeters. That's cool, I suppose. I thought one teaspoon was about 5 milliliters and one tablespoon was about 15 milliliters, but I don't do metric, so what do I know?It's stainless steel (not plastic!), seems sturdy (didn’t break or dent when I dropped one on the concrete garage floor), and has a nice weight to it. The edges are smooth. I’ve detected no burrs on any of the spoons I’ve bought. It’s almost 8 inches long (about 7 7/8ths) and that seems to be a good size to hold onto. Cleans up nice when it needs to be washed. It’s a good and useful tool, and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy another should the need arise.

I got these so that I can measure hot tub chemicals and I needed one that had a long handle and this is perfect because it has the tablespoon on one side and a teaspoon on the other. Nice heavy duty metal.

I use this for supplements and the long handle makes it easy to reach the bottom of jars with small openings.

Nice for scooping coffee out of the bag. But the measurement are only CC an CM. Should include USA units too.

Scoop is long enough to reach in the large protein powder containers!

Just what I needed for getting to the bottom of jars, bottles etc. Measurements are accurate too. Very sturdy and I expect I'll never need another one but, if I do, I'd absolutely purchase the same one again.

I can only think about those years of sticking my big hands in bags to scoop out my powders for my protein shakes and making a mess. This was the simple solution.

La uso para mediciones más precisas en la dosificación para la preparación del café. Excelente calidad del material y durable.