Measuring cup that doesn't lose its printing?
Measuring cup that doesn't lose its printing?
I like my glass measuring cups but the printing on them has really disappeared over time. Does anyone have a measuring cup that they love?
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Since we're in the US, I saw this one from Target:
I can't speak for its sturdiness and it doesn't have 1/4 marks but with the straight sides you could eyeball it. It's soda-lime glass, so you can boil in the microwave and wash in the dishwasher.
Just an option.
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Boycott Target. They were one of the first companies to fold to the Trump regime.
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Well, I'd say they were the first whose kneeling under the lash was highly publicized. Many other much worse companies actively promoted the whole regime and its maggot-riddled leaders from the start. Yes, Target was only paying rainbow lip service, and withdrew it when they realized they wouldn't cash in. And yes the community service they do is a way of advertising themselves. I won't argue for you not to boycott them, but I'm not going to give any shit to the people who rely on them for basic goods, especially in areas with only worse alternatives.
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well a lot of times the alternative is walmart to.
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To your point, although maybe not the way you intended, Target was first and now they are (for better or worse) a symbol of capitulation to fascists. Therefore there is a lot of value in continuing to boycott them; if we can make an example of Target, other capitalists will think twice before betraying their customers.
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