Cornucopia BrandsBulk Pack of Teaspoon Measuring Spoons (24-Pack); 5 ml / 5 cc Scoops Which Fit Inside a Spice Bottle

I got these for a couple use cases around the kitchen. Namely to leave one in a bag of active yeast for bread making and another in my salt pig for quick measured tsps of salt. But I’ve started keeping them in other larger spice bags I have too, like cumin or berbere. There very handy and accurate. The handle is not too big or small and the plastic is sturdy. I’m sure there are loads of other uses for these I haven’t found yet too. It’s nice to have some extras lying around for random uses.

Perfect size. great product

I bought these to place in multiple containers that I use for powders for cooking/baking. They are the perfect size and they fit into the containers very well. They clean up easily. I am very happy with them.

I buy spices in bulk and pour them into anything from half pint to gallon size mason jars. Yes, I own measuring spoons, but you don't want to use the same teaspoon for garlic powder right after using cinnamon powder. And wiping off the spoon after each use was annoying. Having a spoon in every jar is so convenient! I was concerned they were going to be flimsy plastic, but they're actually sturdy. I'm vaguely certain I checked the size against my other teaspoons, and they were the same. Really good value, I'd buy more for sure.

I have dropped these into my big containers of pepper, garlic salt, Kosher salt, cocoa powder, dehydrated cream, and various kinds of sugar. I love them. They fit inside lots of containers, especially the Hershey's cocoa, that I couldn't get anything else into, and it is just so nice to have a spoon in the container ready to go. Knowing exactly how much they measure out (one teaspoon) is very handy, too. They are a little tricky to clean because they are so small and I usually just throw everything in the dishwasher, but they don't usually need to be washed because they stay in the container for the only thing I use them for all the time - I would never pull out the one from the cocoa powder to measure out garlic powder, for instance. But when you do need to wash them, a swish in soapy water and a quick rinse is all it takes.