Q: How do I measure a leftover piece of butter?
Press this butter measuring guide against the butter stub and read off the closest cup, ounce, gram or tablespoon mark etched into the steel.
Butter Measuring Guide
A standard pound of butter is 4 3/4" long with variable heights and widths that bring it to a weight of 16 ounces. Most have a cutting guide for cup measures on the box or wrapper. This stainless-steel guide measures cups as well as ounces, grams and tablespoons. It is particularly handy when you are dealing with a leftover stub from a one-pound block.
All measurements are etched into the surface of the 4 3/4" long guide. An instruction sheet tells you how to deal with all the measurements, including using them with 4-ounce butter sticks.
Press this butter measuring guide against the butter stub and read off the closest cup, ounce, gram or tablespoon mark etched into the steel.
Yes, it's sized to match a standard one-pound block, and it includes guidance for measuring 4-ounce sticks as well.
It reads in cups, ounces, grams and tablespoons, so you can follow whichever unit a recipe calls for.
Yes, an included sheet explains how to convert between the different measurement marks on the guide.
| Materials | Stainless steel |
| Dimensions | 4 3/4" length |
| Includes | Butter measuring guide; instruction sheet |
| Package Quantity | 1 item |
| Warranty | Lee Valley Satisfaction Guarantee |
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Butter Measuring Guide
A standard pound of butter is 4 3/4" long with variable heights and widths that bring it to a weight of 16 ounces. Most have a cutting guide for cup measures on the box or wrapper. This stainless-steel guide measures cups as well as ounces, grams and tablespoons. It is particularly handy when you are dealing with a leftover stub from a one-pound block.
All measurements are etched into the surface of the 4 3/4" long guide. An instruction sheet tells you how to deal with all the measurements, including using them with 4-ounce butter sticks.
