Kitchen Cube Review: Next-Gen Measuring Gadget?

Today I'm testing out the Kitchen Cube, which supposedly combines all kitchen measuring devices into a single gadget.
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[@ibustanut]

I've seen alot of reviews of this, haven't heard anyone that liked it. To me this is another product that's trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist.

[@ibustanut]

@Sonic Mobian no, I meant video reviews ofcourse

[@Kharizmah]

The problem was not having enough storage for varying measuring utensils, like per se in an RV. But then the solution doesn't actually solve the initial problem. There lies the problem.

[@ScarletSyn2.0]

Never before has a cube made me this angry.

[@zephyrsonzephyrson8618]

I am with you and all we are doing is watching James struggle with it. It's nothing but a crude Godamned mess maker!

[@jetjazz05]

Honestly cubes are typically soothing... this is like the anti-cube.

[@rrecherei9092]

You've never had a Rubic's cube?

[@ScarletSyn2.0]

Of course, but Sticker Relocation Treatment was implemented before there was a cube-shaped hole in my wall.

[@zephyrsonzephyrson8618]

@@ScarletSyn2.0 Exactly. I eliminated that immediately. That said, this reminds me of an episode of Mind Field where Michael Stevens was conditioned to fear squares. Here is a link to that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4fQqKadbaqUmNE

[@GanNing221]

It's like parking your car next to a gas pump to fill up your jerry can, then proceed to use that said jerry can to fill up your car at the same gas station.

[@baltigra]

It's like parking your car next to a gas pump to fill up a 5-gallon bucket and then proceeding to try and figure out how the hell to get the gas from the bucket into the gas receptacle that was perfectly suited to the pump you used to fill up the bucket.

[@LasagnaSupreme]

@@baltigra it's like parking your car next to a gas station, use a all-in-one Jerry can that is somehow cube in shape, spend ample amount of time pouring it into the can, then finally spending another 30 mins trying to pour it into your car without wasting any drop which you still do

[@rosemariehogan1262]

Sounds like you saw a recent "episode" of "Sharing the Wild" where Joseph had to do something similar, but not by choice. Lol

[@shannondore]

😆🤣😆 exactly!

[@hamsterama]

It's like wanting to convert your car to burn CNG. So you open the fuel door, and fart into the gas tank. But it doesn't work. So you have to fill up the tank with gas anyway.

[@ajpal]

This looks like it was designed by someone who is good enough at math to realize this could be designed but not enough of a cook to realize the design is terrible for it's intended purpose.

[@AdelardRen]

Unless it can be pulled apart, the screenshot makes it look unwieldy. No, nevermind, it's definitely unwieldy. I'd hate having to use that for baking.

[@sandrastreifel6452]

When you’ve got a scale, which works better…

[@AdelardRen]

@@sandrastreifel6452 So true. I love my scale for dry ingredients.

[@soupsgord]

Also, sometimes you need more than one measuring device.

[@13orrax]

@@sandrastreifel6452 can you imagine trying to scoop a teaspoon of sugar out of a bin? lol nvm i watched the video

[@johnree6106]

@@sandrastreifel6452 More accurate than other measurements

[@bluluckyduckie]

OXO makes a great all in one “plunger” type measuring cup that pushes the measured product out. I feel like this product is more a conversation piece than actually functional.

[@sparkywilson1405]

Those are super useful for different purposes, too. Perfect for measuring anything that wants to stick in your measuring cup and normally would have to be scraped out.

[@rosemariehogan1262]

Tupperware had the plunger first. Pampered Chef has them, too. I have those and found one at Dollar Tree, too. They're handy when I remember to use them. Lol

[@rosemariehogan1262]

@@sparkywilson1405 Yes, like peanut butter, honey, syrups, etc.

[@SkylerLinux]

Yeah very much a conversation piece, I saw another channel using a 3D printed one to make a brass cast one. Very neat, but impractical

[@donnalynn2]

I have a pampered chef measuring cup plunger type thing and I hate using it so much but it is great for things that are difficult to get out of a measuring cup like say peanut butter. It literally gets every bit of it. My best friend got me those liquid measuring cups (they are larger, are from 1 cup to I think 4) so you can pour liquid in and see while it's flat on the counter exactly when to stop pouring. I use those for liquids, regular measuring cups for dry and measuring spoons for spices. Never let me down.

[@tossingmidgetsforfun]

When they say "Replaces all of your..." Ya know it's gonna suck.

[@soupsgord]

It’s obvious the person who designed this cube has never cooked before….

[@Dragnmastralex]

it was made by some guy who got a 3D printer and wanted to test his new toy by making a bunch of 3D prints and he thought it would be a good idea.

[@soupsgord]

@@Dragnmastralex so not a chef/cook then 😂

[@blobscott]

Yay! Let's make endless stupid stuff, that's worse than a tried and true design so we have more junk to add to the landfill!

[@bonwelt]

My thought exactly as soon as it came out of the box.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

whoever uses sugar and baking powder in a pancake mix aint never cooked either ,theyre more like drop scones not pancakes ,pancake batter is only 3 ingredients ,flour egg milk

[@Raymanrealaf]

I love that he reviews all these random things so we don’t waste our money lol

[@VVashabi]

Anyone with brain wouldn't even consider buying it....

[@odius94]

@@VVashabi but what about people with no arms, like Rayman?

[@BriBCG]

@@VVashabi To be fair it seems like a neat idea, until you actually think about it or try to use it.. But that's the fate of many a kitchen gadget ;)

[@masterpassword2]

My catch from these reviews are that if you're in the USA and it says "all-in-one", it doesn't do anything well, so don't buy it. USA is the land of scams and gimmicks.

[@rentaspoon219]

it's the bakerscube from thingiverse, they ripped a free model and charged "$20" for something that isn't allowed to be sold. it's upsetting they don't even try to hide it.

[@TheMyersMaskFan]

I have one of these and I don’t use it anymore. I’d rather wash more dishes than make a bigger mess on my surfaces and the pouring on this is hideous.

[@Jan-jn5jh]

I agree, just a mess maker.

[@randyyeung9285]

Honestly whoever designed this probably never cooked or baked a thing in their life. So all the measurements on one device, saves cleaning but you still need spoons, funnels, or scoops to transfer from containers into the appropriate part of the measure cube.

[@Qlicky]

Yes, it's like inventing new scissors but you need old scissors to be able to use the new ones. And they both work the SAME. It is hilariously stupid, useless and pointless. The whole point of kitchen gadgets is to make things quicker with the least mess possible. This... I am actually a bit sad about the person who designed this, and it's probably a man. He must think he's a genius. And at this price?! Hahahahaha

[@deborahshallin5843]

@@Qlicky Funny, I was thinking the same thing. It had to be a man!

[@soupsgord]

It had to be someone who has never cooked and once watched someone making something in the kitchen and then thought” hmmm that’s way too many items to be dirtying for one dish, washing utensils and such is so hard! Wouldn’t it be cool if they were all in one item?!”

[@JinzouningenTX]

I get 3D printer vibes from this product. Seems like a well thought out design that's not actually functional for anyone who is a home cook.

[@barcham]

Same here! As soon as I saw it, I thought, '3D printer!'

[@jefrie7144]

I feel like they stole the idea from the open source one

[@juanitafuentes5010]

I agree and I not giving my hard earned money to some 3d printer person lol

[@ShadowPrincePBC]

It IS a 3d Print file. YOU DIDNT JUST GET THE VIBE ; IT IS A 3D PRINT VIBE. It was originally called the bakercube. I've printed many of these. Perhaps , hopefully, this was sold by the original designer or the design was legally obtained...

[@romeo143211]

I have printed 3 of these myself for my wife and family

[@bradasstv]

I did see Barry Lewis review this too and it seemed pretty ridiculous. Seems like so much more work than what it saves. Like the saying you use a lot, jack of all trades, master of none 😜 Great review as always!

[@less5406]

Thought it looked familiar

[@bradasstv]

@@less5406 yeah he did it a while back and it was a total fail lol

[@pysgodfish]

I think you and Barry should team up, as you have both been reviewing similar gadgets

[@arcaderat1613]

OMG I was so confused because I swore I saw this reviewed by him before and your comment made me realize I saw Barry Lewis do it XD

[@bradasstv]

@@arcaderat1613 haha funny sometimes I see a lot of KZbinrs reviewing random things off Amazon and wonder where they got the idea to review that.

[@MrDrokkul]

User: "How do I fill this utensil?" Company: "With another utensil...duh."

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

😄😄😄 Company orders food delivered.

[@masterpassword2]

You can use a regular spoon that doesn't necessarily match well with any of the standard measurements. I have never even owned a set of measuring spoons, only a larger measuring cup, so I can see that some people similar to me could be attracted to this cube until they realize how complicated it is to operate.

[@SestraVixen]

This product is the result of thinking only in one perspective. Works great to put things into, but not to use as a scoop to get the measurement out of something else. My brain went to "how am I going to use that huge thing to measure a teaspoon of sugar - which I keep in a huge container?"

[@finkelmana]

This is textbook "solving a problem no one has."

[@sarahdoanpeace3623]

As an avid cook and home chef, I'd RUN and not walk from this. It looks cumbersome, ineffective and pretty useless. Thank you for helping us avoid dumb products.

[@soupsgord]

You would have looked at this in the store and laughed at it- you didn’t really need a review for that! (I love james’ reviews though, don’t get me wrong)

[@perochialjoe]

I thought it looked interesting right up until I saw you actually using it. Having to use a spoon to transfer ingredients from bag to cube really just defeats the purpose of this. Not to mention getting oil all over everything if you have to spin the cube around. Really good test!

[@ahmedd1559]

It’s so good seeing someone doing REAL HONEST UNBIASED reviews. Love what you do.

[@misterhat5823]

$20 for 20 cents worth of plastic. You got robbed.

[@johnfury8834]

You're not paying for just the plastic, you're paying for the R and D, the designing, and everything else that goes into making the product.

[@Koselill]

@@johnfury8834 That's still nowhere neaaaaaaar 20$!!

[@misterhat5823]

@@johnfury8834 Oh. BS. Some kid could 3D print them and still make a killing.

[@sunnyscott4876]

@@johnfury8834 R&D must be in the stupid world because that's where this thing belongs.

[@johnfury8834]

My point still stands. I'm not saying it's a good product or good deal. I'm saying that the inherent value of a product is not the same as the value of the material that it's made out of. The "kid" would still need factor in the cost of the 3D printer and materials used not to mention the the computer, the 3D modeling program, modeling the 3D measuring cube OBJ, the time needed to learn the 3D modeling software and the time needed to printed the obj and cost to mail it in the price of the their 3D printed measuring cube.

[@squiggie190]

When you need a measuring cup to use your measuring cup you've failed in your design.

[@wormhole331]

This was designed to be a cool thing you can print on your new 3d printer.

[@jimatmile56]

Less than two minutes in to the review and I'm already convinced that this gadget is stupid.

[@Qlicky]

The thumbnail wasnt a giveaway?

[@godaistudios]

Didn't even take me that long.

[@zeke7100]

It's a neat idea but they should have increased the size by like 10-20% so that the tolerances of the fills aren't so exact. This is more like a novelty than anything. Something someone would print on their 3d printer, not sell in stores.

[@Zanroff]

My immediate thought was, "I could print that". For way less than $20 too...

[@Karnet0]

Yeah it's a popular model for 3d printing. But these types of things are not so good to 3d print. With all of the grooves and occasional almost invisible holes, 3d printed stuff is very hard to get food grade clean. A lot of places for bacteria.

[@brunosuarez7]

The point of a measuring utensil is to be exact to be able to level it out. All your measuring spoons and cup are exact so this cube being exact only makes sense. Measuring cups are not designed to be used for liquid. Liquids should always be used with the ones that has a spout. Besides that this dude thing shouldn’t exist. It’s pointless and it will never replace the measuring utensils

[@VampireOnline]

Yeah this is 100% stolen from a very popular 3D printing model.

[@sarahtariq572]

Honestly I had seen a similar gadget where I live, only I find ours more practical. It's essentially a huge spoon that you can tweak to make it into different measurements, a cleaner more practical approach than a box but the only reason I didn't get it was it would only work if I buy 2, one for dry ingredients and one for wet.

[@Iammightymeaty]

This is one of those “better idea on paper” inventions.

[@laurallewien2165]

That's a no go for me James...but I'm loving the K-tel t shirt !

[@stalkholm5227]

"These are not optimized for the kitchen cube." Also you and Project Farm need to do a crossover episode somehow.

[@every6seconds]

"These 10 as-seen-on-tv kitchen gadgets claim to give you more horsepower and more mpg, we're going to test that!"

[@dockingb]

"The Kitchen Cube is made in China."

[@glennpaton8283]

"I'm gonna use one for everything", rebel!

[@loriegabidel]

A set of nested measuring cups and a set of nested measuring spoons with more in each than you showed would still be more functional and take up less room.

[@AKayfabe]

They also make collapsible silicone measuring devices now that push into flat when not in use that take up even LESS space than traditional ones. Could you imagine giving a child their liquid teaspoon of medicine with this cube? LOL

[@Volaths]

this is so pointless, arguably the most pointless kitchen gadget I have ever seen. You need a measuring device to fill the measuring device lmfao

[@ferociousgumby]

If you gave this to a person from Mars, what would they guess it was for?

[@ferociousgumby]

Very large, ill-formed Lego?

[@xxgn]

@@ferociousgumby A stem toy?

[@NyanyiC]

Can't decide between this and the ice genie

[@xxgn]

​@@NyanyiC Both are useless, but at least the Kitchen Cube does what it claims to do.

[@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome]

I saw Barry Lewis review this and he said it was basically hot garbage.

[@JoeBrommer]

I knew this looked familiar…

[@ferociousgumby]

This channel just gets better! I'm so happy to see a new one, and it's also oddly comforting.

[@Oceangirl_505]

This reminds me of a, "Pet Rock", a popular Christmas present that, in the end, wasn't useful.

[@LowbrowDeluxe]

You're supposed to spoon flour into the measure device anyway, not scoop with it. Flour reacts oddly to pressure and humidity. In fact, better to measure by weight than volume, but regardless, spooning and leveling off is preferred to scooping directly.

[@sandrastreifel6452]

I was taught in Home Ec that to measure flour accurately, you need to spoon it into the measuring cup and level it off with a knife, not use the cup to scoop. That will put more flour in your bowl than the recipe calls for, sometimes this can cause baking failures! Pancakes are pretty forgiving, though… Where are you going to store this cube???

[@brianstraight9308]

I'm guessing the Boneyard.

[@NinjAsylum]

In the trash I hope ... LOL

[@yellowfr0g]

Measuring by mass is the ideal method for baking.

[@ferociousgumby]

Looks like you take a teaspoon to measure out a teaspoon, a 1/4-cup to measure out a 1/4-cup, etc .etc. - dirty up a whole BUNCH of stuff rather than one.

[@ferociousgumby]

We were sifters in my day. It loosens it up and gets more air in it, but then you may end up with less than you need.

[@chrissirois]

Love the K-tel t-shirt! Warped me right back to my childhood! #nostalgia

[@badbirdkc]

I mean, kudos for the clever design, but this just seems wildly impractical. A set of measuring spoons/cups don't take up that much space, and are super cheap.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

MOM: Okay, open your mouth for this medicine KID: Mom, that's bigger than my Rubik's cube

[@Babs-Veterans-are-Family]

Couple things you didn't test was accuracy for both wet and dry ingredients compared to standard measuring cups and spoons. The other test that could have been tried was leveling dry ingredients. Many recipes call for leveling like flour sugar baking soda baking powder etc. Cake and cookie recipes are some examples.

[@lauranolastnamegiven3385]

can you imagine trying to pack brown sugar into it, for a proper measure?

[@valvenator]

Honestly, as bad as the idea already sucked, it would have just been a waste of his and your time.

[@ajl9491]

Keep up the honest reviews! Much appreciated!

[@DeltaDemon1]

When it comes to baking, measurements often have to be precise (like for flour). Close enough is not optimal. There's also a new wave that uses weight (with a scale) instead of cups for measurements.

[@OkieOtaku]

Might be kinda nice for measuring solids, but those tolerances are WAY too tight for liquids. It's also pretty bulky. Not exactly what I'd call space saving

[@NinjAsylum]

Seriously. You can get like 10 measuring cups and 30 different spoons in a smaller area than the cube takes up LOL

[@nonyabizness.original]

the point of measuring is to be exact.

[@OkieOtaku]

@@nonyabizness.original that is clearly not even what I mean when talking about tolerances

[@dorisgin5294]

Great review and testing of the product (as always). The cube was obviously invented by someone who doesn’t cook. The shape and size is so awkward and non-functional. I’m surprised that it got high reviews on Amazon - makes me suspicious of the reviews.

[@JS60SIX]

Great review. Appreciate the time and money you spend to bring us these reviews.

[@dawnmeier2834]

Thank you so much 💓. I love your reviews.

[@dafne6.365]

Hi! I love your channel, could you please do a review for bathtub water stoppers? I’ve seen some of silicone and would love to see if they actually work! Thanks so much!

[@IowaKim]

I wouldn't even buy that for my camping kit. Not really space saving. Thanks for reviewing though, I clicked on this fast!

[@realShadowKat]

This looks like a solution for a problem that doesn't exist. Glad I watched your review before buying some as Christmas gifts for people I know that cook/bake a lot. They would end up throwing it at me.

[@CreativeC13]

Honestly if you can find super good looking oven mitts, that's a solid gift

[@IceX92]

This is the example of "trying to solve a problem that never exist"

[@Casinogirl56]

Thanks again for taking one for the team. Hard pass on this one.

[@kellbell2581]

Great review although the cube is ridiculous! I don't know what bothers me more, the price point or how inefficient it is. 😄 Thank you for saving us money, we truly appreciate your reviews!

[@soupsgord]

A physicist designed this for his baker partner!😂 or a person who is scared of washing dishes after meal prep designed it. Take your pick! Lol

[@TwattWaffleWhitney]

Because when I think about making things stream line and simple, I always think of large blocks

[@digitalvijital6995]

Another good work of you Freakin

[@Theaterbuddy717]

How accurate is it really? I will stick with what I have been using🤓

[@ioan1934]

Would be pointless in the UK as we generally use pounds and ounces or grams and kilograms for dry ingredients and for liquids we use millilitres and litres and fluid ounces and pints.

[@valvenator]

Makes a lot more sense to measure dry ingredients by weight. Table salt for instance takes up half the volume of flaked salt. Brown sugar has to be packed tightly when measuring by cup. Using a scale there is no guessing involved.

[@ryanmcdougall22]

Glad I saw this review. I may have tried this out. Thanks for saving me a few bucks and some frustration!

[@raymondjames336]

Love your videos Keep up the good work

[@urrrr]

Kinda early but this product looks like such a bad idea. You need another cup to fill the little hole and then pour the ingredient and it looks pretty tedious.

[@OGSontar]

Yeah, I don't think that is an effective replacement for a set of measuring cups. It makes a mess, is not easy to use, and makes more work instead of reducing effort.

[@3ddylan118]

I actually printed this on my 3D printer a few years ago. They definitely ripped it off. I don’t need it for dry ingredients only wet ones, and it works perfect for me. I still have my original one and use it a few times a week.

[@williamjackson8782]

This is the kind of gadget you put in a fancy modern house where people don’t actually cook

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

😄😄😄 overzealous minimalist house

[@grandpajoe3754]

i've never been this early

[@christophervalle6260]

Same lol 😆

[@dojjin1334]

First time early bird myself.

[@lithiumfury]

The next gen measuring gadget is called a digital scale, if it's using the metric system it's even more precise. This is the solution for perfect pancakes and perfect anything related to measuring, you are welcome Imperial comment section. (Nothing on the video, love your content).

[@amak1131]

We've been cooking fine with imperial though? Notice the insecurity as it is typically people going "why use imperial, metric is betterrrrr" for no good reason.

[@lithiumfury]

@@amak1131 I agree anyone should use the system they are comfortable with, it's more of a recommendation for those that really struggle with the imprecision of the imperial system and overall "measuring tradition" using spoons and cups.

[@rootical_vincebassie5190]

Another superb video, cheers

[@gingerhowe5247]

I'm so glad you reviewed this I almost bought it but I decided to wait because I thought I would just be another gadget for the kitchen I didn't use.

[@loriquinn6346]

You just saved me money! You rock, my new friend!

[@deadringer2349]

Thank this guy for taking one for the team.

[@kylemartinez3866]

I have 3D printed a few of these and agree with your review. They have moments of being useful but mostly they require other tools to measure. I ended up designing my own stackable ones that’s split the quarter and third measurements into their own measuring cups and just left the small measurements off since most of the time a spoon would work better.

[@KindlyKalen]

“Family. Meet me at. Kitchen Cube. D’oh. D’oh. D’oh.”

[@missMediaChick]

As a Canadian, I laughed when you said "US and metric". Saw a conversation in the comments of a video recently where an American was being snarky about the metric system. He said it was "stupid", and "..who uses it anyway..." Ummm....🤔😄

[@robinbrowne5419]

This could win the Craziest Contraption award.

[@nebban28]

This is just baking but with extra steps. 😆

[@WaxWitch]

I was hoping he'd say "and on Amazon, it said you could use this as a whisk, too, but let's see."

[@daveguy2242]

This would be perfect for when we use our travel trailer. Great job been watching your reviews for awhile, I would like to see you review cars and other big items maybe at Lowe's or homedepot type of items.. nice job

[@dmeyer6994]

This is definitely geared towards campers and the like. I could see it being nice for the RV. Gives you the ability to have all the measurements you need with one block. Not the easiest to use but still it's work in a pinch

[@infinityzer054]

FAMALY “looks right then left sharply” METME-AT “jolts right sharply then looks forward” DA KITCHEN CUBE-homer Simpson(Septembar 36.4, 10,535)

[@Dibromatic]

Not sure why I haven't earlier, but subscribed!

[@darkfyy]

This was never intended to be a product but a cool diy concept for you to test your 3d printer with. Its a cool thing to print when you have a 3D printer as a demonstration, but they stole the free open design to sell as a product

[@jacobradske9354]

The problem with all-in-one gadgets is that they try to solve problems that don't exist. The sheer amount of "benefits" ultimately result in a clunky product that can perform each task passably well, but nowhere near as well as the individual tools.

[@soupsgord]

Honestly though, what could be more understated and more brilliant than a spoon? You can’t beat perfection. A measuring spoon wasn’t only not a problem, it was the best solution there could be!

[@nsbioy]

I have one and I use it occasionally. It does not replace regular measuring spoons. It works well for bread machine recipes for me.

[@Utriedit215]

You could have used the regular spoon to fill up the teaspoons and tablespoons

[@jjo5375]

(or...used a regular spoon...period)! Eyeball it.

[@evanmarkiewicz839]

Kitchen cube stole someone's plans from Thingverse and is now calling there own

[@mkl80]

Great video. Another product for the landfills.

[@Perfict1]

Where such an all-in-one design is going to shine is for collage students, the kitchenette of an office break-room, or even in an efficiency apartments kitchen space.

[@stalkholm5227]

This really seems to me like a solution in search of a problem.

[@pupfriend]

LOL this thing is ridiculous... my mother-in-law will love it!

[@3rdpig]

I have one I printed on my 3D printer. I use it fairly often and it's pretty decent. The main reason I have it is so I don't have to use the wife's measureing spoons and cups because God knows she's got a list of rules and regulations for her kitchen stuff that would make Sheldon Cooper blush with envy. I can use my cube, rinse it out and toss it back in my drawer.

[@barneylaurance1865]

You still could have just bought your own set of measure spoons.

[@3rdpig]

@@barneylaurance1865 Why would I do that? If a set of measuring spoons was what I wanted I'd have printed them instead of the cube.

[@Asianpotato77]

This just seems like someone solving a problem that never existed

[@panagea2007]

This looks like a good example of chendogu, a device which technically works, but is more trouble to use than it's worth.

[@moehio]

So you have to use measuring cups to fill the device. So smart.

[@richardmika2136]

replaces all measuring gadgets yet he needs an old scooper

[@retluoc]

Hahaha, you're right, that thing hurts my head 😄

[@narq5099]

I love that you have to use measuring cups to measure out the ingredients before placing them into the measuring cube.... LOL

[@rmhartman]

You have more patience than I. I would have declared that a write-off from the get go. I mean, half of the utility of measuring spoons is scooping product out of the container.

[@shelleylemmond46]

I'm just gonna stick to measuring cups and spoons. That seems like alot of trouble. Thank you for all your testing 🙂.

[@sunnyday3041]

I would love to see you do a review on the adjustable measuring spoons!

[@keithbartlett7679]

The measuring spoon to the measuring Cube to the measuring bowl and you're all set, for pancakes! What a great idea, that i will not be purchasing untill my other measuring devices are all worn out..lol 🙄

[@FreedomFinanceFun]

I laughed when you said the guy needed 2 cubes

[@berniebouck2205]

Need 2 ! One for dry ingredients, another color for liquids !

[@nicks931]

Oh my... K-tel commercial flashback! 😂😂

[@Matthew-cl9pu]

I dig the vintage T-shirt!