THE MEASURING SPOONS THAT FOLD FLAT
Polygons are flat, flexible measuring spoons that fold into shape when you need them. Pinch the spoon at the marked line and it folds into an exact measure, then lies flat again for cleaning and storage. Inventor Rahul Agarwal launched them on Kickstarter, where more than 36,000 backers helped fund the first run.
How it works
Two thin spoons fold into six standard sizes, from 1/4 teaspoon up to 2 tablespoons, with both US and metric markings embossed so they never wear off.
Features:
Measures dry and liquid ingredients
Scoops and spreads soft foods like peanut butter
Flattens to scrape out the last bit from a jar
About 0.1 inch thick, so it fits in any drawer or spice jar
Hidden magnets let you stick it to the fridge
Lies flat for quick, easy cleaning
Patented and winner of more than 20 international design awards, Polygons have been sold in the MoMA Design Store and shipped to over 110 countries. Available in red, green, blue, black, white, pink and yellow.
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