Lady Butterfly she/herOct 17

I have dyspraxia can you guide me buying a liquid measurer?

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I have dyspraxia can you guide me buying a liquid measurer? - Reddthat

I really, really struggle reading scales on a measuring jug or in a measuring spoon. I just can’t gauge if it’s on the level or under/over it because my spatial awareness and depth perception is awful. As a result I screw things up. Any ideas? Are there better ones I could buy?

Show threadDredPyr8RobertsOct 17
I agree that weight is the best way to go, however not all recipes use weight and some conversions do not work well. An adjustable measuring device like this may help: www.oxo.com/2-cup-adjustable-measuring-cup.html
2 Cup Adjustable Measuring Cup

The 2-Cup Adjustable Measuring Cup will put an end to battles with peanut butter, honey and other sticky ingredients. An internal track and comfortable turning knob allow the plunger in the body of the Measuring Cup to adjust smoothly to the desired meas

Show threadhdsrobOct 17

This style might help as well, since there are two or three points of reference:

www.oxo.com/1-cup-angled-measuring-cup.html

We have the set with 1, 2, and 4 cup versions, and really like them.

Good Grips 1-Cup Angled Measuring Cup | OXO

Angled to let you measure accurately from above, the 1-cup angled measuring cup from OXO Good Grips contains markings for cups, ounces, and milliliters.

Show threadLady Butterfly she/her
That’s amazing! I had no idea they existed
Oct 17 at 3:41pmWeb