Do they have partial-measure markings on the inside?
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No there are no internal markings. They are designed for accurately measuring dry ingredients and to do that the cup(s) should be filled to the top and leveled off with a knife. There is a 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 1 C. Dishwasher safe. No welds. Accurate. If you need 5/8 C, you would use the 1/2 cup and 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 1/8 C you would use 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 7/8 C you would use the 3/4 C and 2 level Tablespoons. As a general rule, old school coffee scoops are 1/8 C or 2 Tablespoons. For liquid ingredients it is most accurate to use a measuring cup with a pour spout designed specifically for liquids. No there are no internal markings. They are designed for accurately measuring dry ingredients and to do that the cup(s) should be filled to the top and leveled off with a knife. There is a 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 1 C. Dishwasher safe. No welds. Accurate. If you need 5/8 C, you would use the 1/2 cup and 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 1/8 C you would use 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 7/8 C you would use the 3/4 C and 2 level Tablespoons. As a general rule, old school coffee scoops are 1/8 C or 2 Tablespoons. For liquid ingredients it is most accurate to use a measuring cup with a pour... » Read More No there are no internal markings. They are designed for accurately measuring dry ingredients and to do that the cup(s) should be filled to the top and leveled off with a knife. There is a 1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 1 C. Dishwasher safe. No welds. Accurate. If you need 5/8 C, you would use the 1/2 cup and 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 1/8 C you would use 2 level Tablespoons. If you need 7/8 C you would use the 3/4 C and 2 level Tablespoons. As a general rule, old school coffee scoops are 1/8 C or 2 Tablespoons. For liquid ingredients it is most accurate to use a measuring cup with a pour spout designed specifically for liquids. « Show Less
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Not positive, I never measured inside while we used it. But it did work quite well. Then bought new toilet too remodel bathroom
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Yes, each handle is marked with what measurement the cup is from 1/4 to 1 Cup, if that is what you mean. There are no other measurements printed on them, though. For instance, no lines inside that mark off measurements. They are also a heavier weight than I anticipated, FYI. I like them that way, but I was surprised. Hope that helps!
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Mine does not, I'm assuming marking is at least the same between knives. One side has the characters as shown and the other is blank. Same with the blade, markings on one side and blank on the other.
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Yes, you can see the amount of liquid inside. No, there is no measurements on the side.
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As far as I know, the jars have metric measurements. Look at the Le Parfait web site.
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Hi, I doubt they do. The cups have been used for its indicated content (full cup only). However, if you may require other varieties of amount/measurements based on the universal scope of recipes, I do believe that you'll be able to find your cup - there are plenty of them to choose from...and I can measure almost anything! Hope this clarifies and serves as an aid to you.
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If real it will have a label inside, with the care info and mfg. There are no mfg markings on the outside.
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No, no measurement markings on the syringe at all. When I used it for my dog's meds, I measured with something else, put it in a dish, then into the syringe. Worked great getting the meds down the dog's throat.
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I have part of an older set from my Mom ... 2007? no mark on bottom, only lines from foot inward. Also have salad/soup plates with same center designs and wavy edge - no markings.
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Yes you can see the gallon and 1/2 gallon markings from the inside of the pot.
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yes, there are two interior pockets. I used one for the Fluke Meter and the second for the probes and temp gauge.
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Just as Jeremy and Nikki Toon answered, I don't see a UL mark, but I can confirm the RoHS, FCC, and CE marks. I'll upload a photo if there isn't one already.
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No, this pot does not have markings. You can easily install a sight glass though to fix that problem, northern brewer should sell a kit!
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The measurements are marked inside. It is worthwhile noting that once any one of the epoxy component is poured inside, the markings up to the level of that becomes nearly invisible. So, it helps to put marks outside using a permanent marker at the measurement levels chosen, BEFORE pouring the liquids.
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No, there are no markings. Depending on how fine the grind, and how strong you like your coffee, this is something you have to experiment with and find out for yourself.
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sorry but I have looked everywhere for those items and I cannot find them to measure Them