Joanne
4 Oct 2026
Slightly heavy stack
Lovely and solid, but the whole stack is heavier than my old plastic set. Not a problem, just something you notice.
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Magnetic Measuring Spoons
Measures straight from the spice jar and ends the hunt through the drawer for the half teaspoon.
€14.99
Each spoon has two ends: a round bowl for scooping flour or sugar from a bag, and a narrow one that slides into a spice jar. Magnets in the handles keep all six in one stack.
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- Six sizes, 1/8 tsp to 1 tbsp
- Round end and narrow end on each
- Magnets hold the set together
- Flat leveller for dry ingredients
Measuring spices
A level teaspoon straight from the jar
Round spoons on a ring don't fit down a spice jar's neck, so the jar gets tipped over the spoon instead. A narrow end on every size reaches inside.
Spoons on a ring
- Too round to fit the neck of a spice jar
- So the jar gets shaken out over the spoon
- The rest of the set dangles in the way
- Use one and every spoon on the ring needs washing
With the magnetic spoons
- Every size has a slim end that fits inside the jar
- Slide off one spoon and the rest stay stacked
- A flat leveller scrapes each spoonful even
- One 17 cm block back in the drawer
How to use it
Measure, level, stack
- 01
Pick the size
Read the label on the handle: 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 and 1 teaspoon, then 1/2 and 1 tablespoon.
- 02
Use the right end
The round end scoops from a bag or tub. The narrow end slips into the neck of a spice jar.
- 03
Level, then stack
Draw the leveller across the top for a level measure, then click the spoons back together.
Which end, which job
From spice jar to flour bag
Chilli flakes and peppercorns
The slim end reaches past the neck of a narrow jar.
Flour and sugar
Scoop with the wide end straight from the open bag.
Baking powder and salt
Heap the spoon, then pull the leveller across so the extra drops back.
One and a half teaspoons
The 1/2 tablespoon measures it in one scoop instead of two.
Close up
One spoon, two jobs
Leveller
A flat steel bar. Draw it across a heaped spoonful of baking powder or salt and the excess falls back into the tub.
Round end
Wide and shallow, for scooping from a bag or a flour bin.
Narrow end
Long and slim, so it reaches into the neck of a spice jar without tipping the jar out.
Compared
Why a stacking set?
Measuring spoons on a ring are cheap and familiar, but the ring gets in the way of a jar and every spoon gets dirty at once.
| Compared | This productMagnetic spoons | Spoons on a ring | Cutlery teaspoon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fits a spice jar | Yes | No | Sometimes |
| Use one spoon alone | Yes | No | Yes |
| Marked size | Yes | Yes | No |
| Stays together in a drawer | Magnets | Ring | No |
Putting it away
Wash only the sizes you used
- 01
Wash what came off
Soapy water only for the sizes that came off; the rest never left the stack.
- 02
Dry every handle
Water trapped between handles can mark 430 steel, so towel each one dry.
- 03
Click it back on
Return each spoon to the stack, and keep it clear of bank cards and phones.
Try it at home
Use it for 30 days. If it doesn't earn its place, send it back.
Tracked delivery across Europe, usually 8 to 15 business days. Free on orders over €59, otherwise €4.99. EU prices include VAT, so there's nothing to pay on arrival. If it isn't right for your kitchen, tell us within 30 days and we'll arrange a free return.
Questions
Each spoon has one size printed on its handle, and both ends are made to that size. The round end is for scooping, the narrow end for reaching into spice jars.
1/8, 1/4, 1/2 and 1 teaspoon, plus 1/2 and 1 tablespoon. Each size is printed on the handle.
Three. That is why the set includes a half tablespoon as well: it stands in for one and a half teaspoons, which comes up often in baking recipes.
So you can grab the right size at a glance. The coloured set gives each size its own colour; the black set has plain black labels with white print for a quieter look.
Yes. The magnets only hold the handles together, so you slide off the size you need and clip it back on the stack when it is washed and dry.
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Jose
4 Oct 2026
Eighth teaspoon exists
Did not think I needed a 1/8 teaspoon until I got one. Perfect for a pinch of cayenne or yeast for small loaves.
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ReportWilliam H.
4 Oct 2026
Reaches the bottom
Reaches the bottom of a nearly empty jar with the narrow end.
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ReportMatthew
4 Oct 2026
Both ends useful
Round end for flour, narrow end for jars. Second nature now.
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ReportRyan C.
4 Oct 2026
Quick to tell apart
Colored labels make the size obvious at a glance.
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ReportGrace A.
4 Oct 2026
Lovely coloured labels
Went for the coloured labels and they are cheerful without being childish. My niece picks the right size easily when she helps me bake.
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ReportKim C.
4 Oct 2026
Pancake Saturdays
Our kids measure the baking powder now and check the label on the handle first. Good habit, and the pancakes stop tasting of soda. They argue over who gets to level the spoon with the flat edge, which is a better argument than most we have on Saturday mornings.
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ReportMaria
4 Oct 2026
Snaps together after washing
They snap back into one stack after washing and go in the drawer.
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ReportKelsey C.
4 Oct 2026
Handy for hot sauce
Hot sauce batches with cayenne and smoked paprika. Narrow end fits the jar necks.
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ReportLauren Collins
4 Oct 2026
Black labels match my cabinets
Got the black labels because they match my dark cabinet handles, which is a silly reason but I'm pleased. They work as well as they look.
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