If you don't have a measuring spoon (or if you just don't want to add to your dirty dishes), luckily there's an easy way to measure without one. Here's how.

Keep them handy by placing them on the counter in four individual used jelly jars, each one dedicated to the most-used measuring spoon sizes (1/4 teaspoon, 1/2 teaspoon, 1 teaspoon, and 1 tablespoon).

Then make a little note that says “1/2 teaspoon = X turns,” where “X” is the number of turns, and tape it either inside the door of your spice cabinet or onto the grinder itself. (For me ...

Keep these measuring cups and spoons handy so you can whip up our favorite chocolate chip cookies immediately! All your friends will thank you. PS, There’s More. PS, There’s More.

Sur La Table’s measuring cups are made of thick stainless steel, and you can tell they’re good quality right out of the box. “They’re heavy gauge and single cast,” says Chris McAdams, a ...