Free shipping on first order, code: WELCOME.

Kindral
Ready to ship4.650 reviews

Adjustable Spaghetti Measurer, Pack of 2

Measures out dry spaghetti for one, two, three or four people, so the scales can stay in the cupboard.

€13.99

Most of us cook too much spaghetti, because a dry bundle is hard to judge by eye. Set this to the number of people eating, fill the opening, and the guessing stops.

1

Can't be delivered to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Faroe Islands, Gibraltar, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, San Marino, Slovakia, Ukraine and Vatican City. Every other country in our European store is fine.

Free shipping on your first order with code WELCOME

Free deliveryover €59
30-dayfree returns
Securecheckout

Clip-On Pot Strainer

Portion the spaghetti, then drain it from the pot. €14.99

  • Pack of two measurers
  • Scale marked 1 to 4
  • Lever opens and closes it
  • 8 × 9 cm, about 22 g

Measuring the pasta

Spaghetti for four, set out in one bundle

Weighing long strands means balancing them on the scales and topping up a few at a time. Here you turn a lever and fill a hole.

Scales or a handful

  • The scales come out for a single ingredient
  • Strands get added and taken away until the number looks right
  • A handful changes with whoever is cooking
  • Too much goes in the pan, and the spare ends up in the fridge

With the measurer

  • Turn the lever to the number of people eating
  • Feed strands in until no more will fit
  • Setting 2 gives the same bundle every time you use it
  • Open it wide over the water to drop the last strands

Sizing a portion

The opening sets the amount

Overlapping leaves form the hole, and the lever slides them in or out together. Packed full, a wider hole holds more strands, so each number on the ring gives a bigger bundle than the one before.

  1. 1

    People, not grams

    The ring reads 1 to 4, so you choose by who is eating and there is nothing to convert.

  2. 2

    Fill it tight

    Keep pushing strands through until the hole is full. A loose bundle is a smaller portion than the number says.

  3. 3

    Opens to let go

    Swing the lever wide and the leaves part, so no strands stay pinched between them.

Close view of the portion scale marked 1 to 4
The measurer standing on its rim beside a bundle of dry spaghetti

How to use it

From jar to pan in one bundle

  1. 01

    Set the number

    Turn the green lever until it points at how many people you are cooking for.

  2. 02

    Fill the opening

    Push dry spaghetti through the hole until it is packed snugly from edge to edge.

  3. 03

    Drop it in the pan

    Lift the bundle out and into the boiling water. Open the lever to release the last strands.

Close up

A shutter for pasta

Kindral adjustable spaghetti measurer in white and green
  1. Iris opening

    Curved green leaves overlap like a camera aperture. They close in from all sides, so the hole stays roughly round at every setting.

  2. Portion scale

    Numbers 1 to 4 are moulded into the white ring. Line the lever up with one and the opening is set.

  3. Lever

    Moves the leaves. Push it round to open wider for more people, back for fewer.

Size guide

SettingWho it feeds
1One adult main
2Two adults
3Three adults
4Four adults

The supplier gives no gram weights for each setting. Appetites vary, so try a setting once and adjust next time.

Compared

Measurer, scales or a fistful?

Kitchen scales are the most exact, but they mean getting them out for one job. A hand is free and always there, but no two hands match.

ComparedThis productThis measurerKitchen scalesBy eye
Same amount every timeYesYesNo
Works with long pastaYesYesYes
Works with penne or fusilliNoYesYes
Lives in the pasta drawerYesNoYes

Putting it away

Starch dust brushes off

  1. 01

    Open it fully

    Push the lever all the way round so the leaves stand apart.

  2. 02

    Brush or rinse

    A dry brush clears the dust. If you rinse it instead, let the tap run through the open leaves.

  3. 03

    Dry, then close

    Leave it open until no water is left between the leaves, then set the lever back for the drawer.

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.

Get yours

Questions

It comes as a pair, which is what makes the price fair. Keep one by the pasta jar and the other in a second kitchen, or give it away. Both are identical.

It measures long, straight pasta: spaghetti, linguine, bucatini. Short shapes like penne need a scale or a cup instead.

Many UK packs suggest somewhere between 75 and 100 g of dry spaghetti per adult. The 1 setting gives a single bundle; weigh it once if you want to know what that means in grams for your brand.

It works for any long, dry, straight strands: linguine, bucatini, soba or rice sticks. Nests of egg noodles do not fit through the opening.

About 8 by 9 cm and 1 cm thick including the lever, so both measurers slide into a cutlery drawer or stand in the pasta jar.

The ring stops at 4. For six, set it to 3 and fill it twice, or set both measurers in the pack to 3 and fill one each.

Reviews

4.6

50 reviews

Filter

Crystal Morgan

4 Oct 2026

Perfect for one

Cooking for one and always overdoing the pasta. Dial to 1 and I get a sensible amount of spaghetti. Tonight I did aglio e olio with exactly enough.

Helpful?
Report

Amanda

4 Oct 2026

Stays in the drawer

Flat enough to slide into the utensil drawer with everything else.

Helpful?
Report

Megan

4 Oct 2026

Works for bucatini too

Used it for bucatini and it was perfect. I'll try it on linguine next.

Helpful?
Report

Amir

4 Oct 2026

Bought for my dad

My dad is on his own since mum passed and he was always making far too much. Set to 1 and 2 now. He keeps one next to the pasta and gave the spare one to my brother. Easy for him to turn, even with his stiff hands.

Helpful?
Report

Shelby C.

4 Oct 2026

Snug fit means accurate

The trick is to fill the hole snugly from edge to edge, like the how to says. Do that and every portion is the same. I weighed a couple out of curiosity and they were close, which is good enough for me.

Helpful?
Report

Priya W.

4 Oct 2026

Dad's spaghetti Bolognese

Dad's Bolognese Friday and he used to cook for twelve. Setting 3 and no more leftovers in the fridge.

Helpful?
Report

Carlos J.

4 Oct 2026

Did not use it

Honestly I just prefer weighing it on the scales. It sits in the drawer.

Helpful?
Report

William L.

4 Oct 2026

Sorted my dad's portions

My dad lives alone and cooks for himself most nights. He'd often make enough for three, and then not want it reheated. I gave him one of these and showed him the numbers. Now he sets it to 1 or 2 and it's just right. He's told the neighbours about it, so I might be ordering another pack.

Helpful?
Report

Ellie

4 Oct 2026

Dinner for one, again

Always cooking for one and always over doing it. Not now.

Helpful?
Report

Katie

4 Oct 2026

Thicker spaghetti is snug

Thicker spaghetti is harder to push through in bulk. Normal spaghetti is easy.

Helpful?
Report

Showing 10 of 50

Recipes that use it