My set arrived surprisingly FAST, beautifully box wrapped with a lovely little note that made me smile and made my day (it's always the little and unexpected kindnesses that warm my heart). These are an absolute joy to use and have classed up the kitchen where they are on display (because why would you hide such beauty ?!). A wide mouth helps speed up dumping, and a straight edge prevents dripping. The wider style also keeps the measuring cup stable.

One of the very best things about the measuring cups is the large SIZE of the cup sizes raised / stamped into the bottoms of the copper cups. No more having to find my glasses or squint!They most certainly do! Jiggers are key to making drinks that taste great and have the best proportions of ingredients. There's no substitution for accurate measurements. Splash: This is a very subjective measurement, but if you follow the counting method from free pouring, a one-half to a one-count would be sufficient here.

PERFECT TOOL FOR THE JOB: The Houdini double jigger features a 1-1/2-ounce measuring cup and a smaller 1/2-ounce measuring cup for the ideal pour Attach a bottle spout on liquor bottles for control during a free pour. Free pours are when you pour alcohol straight from the bottle without using a measuring tool. To give you better control, attach a meal bottle spout on the mouth of a liquor bottle before you pour. These spouts help slow down the flow of liquor. [7] X Research source Barfly’s straightforward 1-ounce/2-ounce Japanese-style jigger combines an aesthetically pleasing design with durability and affordability, which is everything any novice home bartender could ask for.Pour 1 fluid ounce (30 mL) of alcohol if your drink calls for a pony. A pony gets its name from the classic American shot glass. This amount of alcohol is slightly less than the standard shot glass used now. Use slightly less than a full shot of alcohol if your recipe calls for this measurement. [4] X Research source

A jigger and a shot are both measures of alcohol, but they are not equal. A shot is 1.5 ounces of alcohol, while a jigger is 2 ounces. Which side of a jigger is a shot? Jump’s fellow Death & Co. Denver bartender Jon Feuersanger offers another handy option for the at-home bartender: “The measuring devices I use at home that are 100 percent [utilitarian] and easy-to-use are the OXO steel-angled jiggers.” According to him, these workhorse jiggers function as a mini measuring cup and hit all the main measurements in one, from 0.25 ounces to 2 ounces. Plus, the price is hard to beat—even if it doesn't have that iconic look that makes the others feel like more attractive options. When it comes to shots, there is some confusion about exactly how much alcohol is in them. Some people think that there is one ounce of alcohol in every shot, while others believe that there is 1.5 ounces of alcohol in every shot. So, which is it?My partner has commented on how he only likes to use the fancy measuring spoons now for his coffee etc... ha! The design of a Japanese jigger makes it very easy to pour from and, therefore, more precise. They have a smaller diameter, and they also offer a few different measurements on the inside rim, which makes them versatile, too. Professional food grade stainless steel jigger is a great choice for home and professional bartenders. Crafted for comfort, the smooth touch is gentle on your fingers. Very useful and practical in your bar and home! Material: Stainless steel with different plating options available | Size: 3.25 x 2.25 x 6.25 inches | Capacity: 2.5 ounces | Dishwasher-Safe?: Yes