OXO Good Grips 60 ml Mini Angled Measuring Jug, Transparent/Red

Exactly what I needed. Easy to read and view.

We have a metal equivalent to this, and it's now in the portable bartending kit. The advantage of this particular 60ml version is that it does both ml and oz measures, which I find helpful with cocktail recipes that originate in those systems. Also, this is clear when helps illuminate the markings when too many shadows cover the workspace - the metal version can sometimes be hard to see its markings. But they're both good!

Nothing to dislike and not my first order. Both metal and plastic versions are great. Seems like the measure markings have changed but this particular version of markings is my favorite for my needs. I advise you to check out the different versions to see what suits you.

Wish it had tablespoons. I have an older model by OXO and it has tablespoons and ounces. Love it and I use it all the time but the markings started wearing off. Purchased another one without really looking at the markings. It's ounces and milliliters. I'm not sure I'll ever use milliliters and would rather have tablespoons. The rare time I'd need mL to ounces I'd just look up a conversion but I use 2 and 3 tablespoon all the time. I guess I'll memorize their ounces equivalent.

I never have to worry. OXO simply makes the best designed products I've ever purchased.I use mine daily to make cocktails. The old one on the left, finally got scratched, so here is my new one.

Great for measurements less than 1/4 cup.

East to read and dose

This British version has milliliters and fluid ounces on the slant with tablespoons and teaspoons on the side. The USA version has fluid ounces and tablespoons on the slant cups and milliliters on the side. Tablespoons and fluid ounces is an easy conversion there are two tablespoons per ounce how hard is it? Cups are another thing that are easy to figure so the only additional marking on the USA one is milliliters on the side. I think this version is much more useful especially for those of us who use a number of European recipes.