11/05/2009

Susan R from Rockford, Illinois

This spoon is very handy. It would be absolutely perfect if it were modified to hang from the latch of your acrylic yeast container.

10/22/2009

Linda from Malverne, NY

Well made. I just started baking bread and this has been a big help.

10/21/2009

Katia from California

The spoon is well made and makes it easy to measure the right amount of yeast when recipes call for packets.

10/15/2009

Denise from Rhode Island

I love this scoop, although the recipe I use most often calls for 2-1/2 tsp instead of 2-1/4. I don't understand why this was done, but perhaps another could be made for "one scoop measurement". It's sturdy and well-made, though, so for now I'll keep my 1/4 tsp measuring spoon right next to it.

07/15/2009

Joan from Ohio

I love that I don't have to think about using 2 measuring spoons, I use a large Peanutbutter jar in the freezer for my bulk yeast and the spoon fits perfectly.

06/17/2009

Susan Rubendall from Rockford, Illinois

This spoon is very handy, but if I had a chance to redesign it, I'd give it a stubby handle so it would fit inside your yeast storage container or a slender handle so it would slip into the latch of that container.

05/31/2009

Julie from

Love it! It only has one use, but I love only having to measure the yeast only once!

05/28/2009

Laurie from Barrington, RI

Very handy to have. I used pliers to bend the handle over in the middle. This way it fits right inside my small yeast storage container and so always at hand. In the past a 2-ended plastic spoon was also offered, one end tsp, the other Tbsp. If it comes back, buy one! I keep it with my salt & sugar containers for this same convenience.

05/10/2009

Creel Orozco from Champaign, IL

Beautiful. I've given it as a gift to serious bakers. True, serious bakers don't NEED it, but it is handy!

03/08/2009

Sue from Illinois

I usually don't buy SUGs (single-use gadgets), but I was tired of looking up the equivalence of a packet of yeast whenever I used an older recipe. Since it arrived, I've found two other uses for it: it makes a nice cookie scoop (heaping full = walnut size). Visually confident bakers can also use it as a 2-t measuring spoon (who has one of those?). Just slightly underfill it, and you're set.