Kitchen

[30yearmember]

David Venable: might I ask that you suggest to Cook’s Essentials, Blue Jean cook, Tara, etc. that someone come up with a measuring cup whose measurement will stand up to dishwashers. I’m tired of replacing my Pyrex/glass measuring cups simply because the measurements fade from being cleaned in the dishwasher. I love the clear glass of Pyrex but would prefer being able to put them in the dishwasher with the rest of my baking tools. Thank you. 

[Kachina624]

Maybe you need to contact Pyrex?  At any rate, its best to contact hosts on their Facebook pages.  They dont participate in the boards.

[homedecor1]

@30yearmember

Ive had my OXO slant style measuring cups (set/4) for many many years & endless washings in dishwasher.  They are still perfect & I love the design.

They sell on Q but I bought mine individually at Bed Bath & Beyond.  Better price at Q (even with shipping).

i also have the OXO baking beakers.  

Love all OXO products!

[chickenbutt]

Agree with Homedecor about OXO products.

I have some antique Pyrex glass liquid measures (1c, 2c, & 4c) and I love them.  All you do is just wash them by hand, which takes a hot second, and the ink lasts forever.   None of mine have any degradation and they are many decades old.

I have a feeling this is probably a hit n run, so no advice will be heeded and it won't be acknowledged that the show hosts cannot post here and don't read here for the most part.

[SharkE]

I use the old retro aluminum measuring cups that are small and fit down in the canisters. Have handles too.

[ECBG]

I don't have any issue with pyrex measuring cups in the dw either, but I only bake on the holidays.

[shoesnbags]

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@SharkE wrote:

I use the old retro aluminum measuring cups that are small and fit down in the canisters. Have handles too.

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Those are great for scooping out things like sugar and flour, but a glass measuring cup is always recommended for liquids so you can eyeball the amount from the outside.