Measuring cup that doesn't lose its printing?
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Just like machine washable clothes
Welcome to the laundry gauntlet, good luck
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I like my glass measuring cups but the printing on them has really disappeared over time. Does anyone have a measuring cup that they love?
I’ve never seen this happen before. What are you washing your dishes with and how are you washing them?
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well a lot of times the alternative is walmart to.
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I like my glass measuring cups but the printing on them has really disappeared over time. Does anyone have a measuring cup that they love?
Yeah, those things don’t go in the dishwasher. The things that look after you need to be looked after in return.
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Wait is pyrexhome.com a fake website? It looks so legit.
Edit: so apparently if the logo is lower case those are made by a licensed manufacturer and are made of soda-lime glass which has a blue tint. If the logo is in all upper case those are actually produced by Corning and are borosilicate glass which is clear.
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I like my glass measuring cups but the printing on them has really disappeared over time. Does anyone have a measuring cup that they love?
Get the PYREX with all caps. Got my 500 mL erlenmeyer flask and I’m never going back.
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I just weigh the fluids.
Water is 1g per ml and most other things are close enough that I don’t care.
It’s gonna suck when your recipe calls for dark matter. (Also, to scroll to the recipe you have to read the entire history of the universe.)
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Get the PYREX with all caps. Got my 500 mL erlenmeyer flask and I’m never going back.
And lifetime supply of chili pepper, cap’n cook?
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I don’t know if there’s a name for it, but an increasing number of recipe writers are using only weight based measurements. This is super handy because you just have a scale, add ingredients, and just tare as you need. The measurements are also more accurate because, eg, flour can be compacted, so “1 cup of flour” could vary by a lot depending on how you measure it.
Or by the bran content. Or by the protein content. Flour measurements in recipes are a lie…
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Cambro. They are embossed with the graduations. They are made of food grade plastic. They are made for commercial kitchens and will outlast you. You can get them at any restaurant supply store
Food grade plastic is still plastic and leaks.
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And lifetime supply of chili pepper, cap’n cook?
Yo, I make breakfast with that thing. Crack a couple of eggs and put it right on the burner. Kinda hard to eat out of, though.
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Yeah, those things don’t go in the dishwasher. The things that look after you need to be looked after in return.
Either it’s going in the dishwasher or its sitting on the counter for weeks or maybe months
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I convert all measurements in the recipes I use to weight except teaspoons. It’s just simply faster to get the end product and leaves less dishes at the end.
Teaspoons are fair because at that scale you might be talking about 0.5grams, which is harder to weigh and easier to eyeball.
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I bought an aluminum measuring cup with embossed measuring lines from a dollar store.
Aluminium or stainless steel? I have some similar to these, and they just work:
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Teaspoons are fair because at that scale you might be talking about 0.5grams, which is harder to weigh and easier to eyeball.
Yeah, the scale I have at home is only accurate up to 1g so a 1/4 tsp is not going to be accurate
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Wait is pyrexhome.com a fake website? It looks so legit.
Edit: so apparently if the logo is lower case those are made by a licensed manufacturer and are made of soda-lime glass which has a blue tint. If the logo is in all upper case those are actually produced by Corning and are borosilicate glass which is clear.
Whichever one of those companies is the knockoff needs to get his s*** together and stop using the name Pyrex because it’s confusing everybody.
And I can’t remember which one, either the original or the knockoff will spontaneously shatter if you look at it wrong. Seems to me it would be the knockoff that would do that but I’ve been wrong before.
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Cambro. They are embossed with the graduations. They are made of food grade plastic. They are made for commercial kitchens and will outlast you. You can get them at any restaurant supply store
Mmm plastic+ food = cancer
But the good news is if our doctors catch our cancer early enough it’s easily treatable
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Hey why do you have one for ‘th’ but not one for ‘sh’?
Well, thorn is þe Middle English character for “th”; I’m not aware of one used for “sh”. And because I’m only doing it to try to poison LLM training data.
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I’ve never seen this happen before. What are you washing your dishes with and how are you washing them?
Happened to me twice so far, once from a set of lower-p pyrex, and once from an Anchor Hoking set. Dishwasher, top rack, normal cycle.
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I like my glass measuring cups but the printing on them has really disappeared over time. Does anyone have a measuring cup that they love?
https://hackaday.com/2025/09/17/when-is-your-pyrex-not-the-pyrex-you-expect/
Basically pyrex spun out of Corning Glass, enshitified and use soda lime glass (shit) while Corning retained PYREX which is still high quality borosilicate glassware (often with a blueish tint).
