The kitchen has been cleaned for Shabbos but you want to make one last 9×13 treat. This is the perfect time to use disposable measuring cups!
We can all agree that the best part of making 9×13 goodies is that there’s minimal cleanup. But sometimes the thought of getting those measuring cups dirty just after you cleaned up makes you hesitate.
We’ve been using some disposable measuring cups for moments like those. They’re the perfect combination with a 9×13 disposable pan. Use a gloved hand or a plastic spoon to mix and you don’t have a single thing to clean afterward!
Recently, we shared a story on social media where Renee was baking a funfetti cake from Dinner Done. She used a disposable cup and some followers wanted to know where they could get them. So we posted a link to these cups from Clever Measure on Amazon and thought this might be a good item to share in a post on the site.
A couple of hours later, I got a message from a photographer I’ve worked with in the past. He wanted to thank whoever it was that posted that link. Turns out this product is produced and sold by his wife! What a small world!
When I told them we were planning to do a post about these cups, they decided to create a coupon code for our readers. Use code 20N2JN2K through 9/28/2021 to get 20% off any size package of cups. And know that when you purchase this little handy shortcut, you’re supporting a small business in our community!
What a great product! I’m trying the coupon code thru Amazon but it’s not working for me- any advice ?
It’s been updated and should work now.
If you run out of these Dart 7 ounce cups are a good sub – the top of the first set of lines is about 1/4 of a cup and the top of the next set f lines is 1/2.
I’ve used the Dart 7 oz plastic cups for years. They are very sturdy and don’t tip over easily. I also use one as a template for a measuring cup. I use a black sharpie to make lines on the outside of the cup and I pour water in from an actual measuring cup to make the measurements for 1/4 cup, 1/3 cup, 1/2 cup, 2/3 cup and 3/4 cup which is almost at the top of the 7 oz cup. I keep the marked up cup in my dish drainer so it is always handy to use. But I don’t use that cup for measuring! I place that cup next to an identical empty cup on the counter and measure oily or sticky things such as oil or honey, corn syrup, chocolate syrup, etc, using the lines to measure my ingredients accurately. The only thing I actually use the template cup for is when I measure water. This way, it stays clean and can be used for months. When it gets dirty (I do rinse it out periodically) I transfer the markings onto a new cup. It couldn’t be easier and only costs pennies every few months. It’s also a great way to measure dairy or meat liquids if you only have a pareve set of measuring cups.
I ordered these! Thank you!
Is the promo code still valid? It isn’t working for me.