Cuisipro Premium Stainless Steel Measuring Spoon Set - 5-Piece Odd Size Measuring Spoons for Baking & Cooking - Professional Kitchen Tools (Silver) | Perfect for Measuring Spices, Coffee, and Baking Ingredients

Good quality. Nice set. I really like the pinch spoon that it has a metric measurement and thats its half of 1/8th. The 1/2 Tbsp often comes in handy as well as the 2 tsp. The 2/3 tsp is practically useless however, and I have one of the regular cuisipro spoon sets so I didn't really need an extra 1/8th size. What recipe ever calls for a 2/3 tsp? You can make 2/3 tsp with two 1/3 tsp but the only way to get 1/3 tsp from the 2/3 is to measure two - 2/3rds, then subtract 1 tsp. But thats too much trouble. Anyways, I really only bought this for three of the five spoons.I was also hoping I could combine the two sets; the regular and the odd size cuisipo, and that they would nest. Well that was a novel Idea except for the fact that these were not designed to be able to do that, apparently. Plus the two sets were made in different countries; China vs India. The reason they were not able to nest was because the curved ends were not curved to the same degree. I however was able to take a pair of needle nose pliers and curve the handle of my three best odd sized spoons in order to get them to nest with the rest. It was tedious but I did it carefully and it worked. However the 2 tsp doesn't nest cleanly with the 1 Tbsp to I left that one out. The tip of the 2 tsp spoon rubs the inner tip of the 1 Tbsp. So really I only added the pinch and 1/2 Tbsp to my regular sized set but I like it just fine that way and can still pull out the 2 tsp on occasion when I need it.The 2/3 tsp has taken a position at the back of my silverware drawer I guess its useful as an arbitrary stir spoon from time to time when I run out of clean spoons to use for my tea or coffee. They should switch this set to offer a 1/3 tsp instead of 2/3 and either a 1.5 Tbsp or 2 Tbsp instead of the redundant 1/8 tsp. Alternately instead of the 1/8, they could instead offer a half pinch; whats apparently called a smidgen or a 1/32 tiny measuring spoon for those extra special recipes and home chemistry geeks out there like myself. An accurate 1/32 tiny tsp would actually be really helpful for measuring out salts and special nutrient supplements on my gram scale. I don't want to buy the novelty mini measuring spoon sets that lack an imprint of the actual metric measurements on them. Thats why I like cuisipro because they have them.Last thing to mention is that eh original set of cuisipro spoons I got a few years back that were from India are made with a thicker gauge of stainless steel. The odd side measurement spoon metal thickness is probably half that of the original regular set. In other words now they are being made to a cheaper standard than before. The handles can be bent with moderate pressure. Wasn't the case with the original ones.