Polygons Measuring Spoon Review: Quick Verdict
Our verdict
I recommend Polygons for small kitchens and portable cooking kits where compact storage matters. Two flat pieces provide six common spoon measures. Folding adds a handling step, and frequent bakers may prefer rigid spoons. Keep a scale for recipes written by weight and separate cups for larger volumes.
Overall
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Measure markings and everyday portioning: 4/5
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Ingredient and container access: 4/5
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Folding, handling and compact storage: 4.5/5
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Cleaning and hinge care: 4/5
Pros
- Six common spoon sizes in two flat pieces
- Very thin storage and magnetic mounting option
- Opens flat for cleaning and scraping sticky food
Cons
- Folding adds a step before measuring
- No cup or one-eighth-teaspoon setting
- Hinges need careful cleaning and protection from sharp utensils
Polygons folding measuring spoons are most appealing when storage is the problem. Two flat pieces provide six spoon sizes, then unfold for putting away. I would choose the set for a small kitchen, camper van or compact cooking kit; a frequent baker may still prefer the immediate simplicity of fixed spoons.
The buying decision is about whether you value the folding format enough to use it regularly. It does not add cup measurements, remove the need to level dry ingredients or make every recipe faster. Its strongest advantage is fitting several everyday measures into a very thin package.
What comes in the set?
The current set contains a teaspoon card and a tablespoon card. Pinching the marked positions forms different bowl sizes. Both carry US and metric markings, and the flat pieces can attach to a suitable magnetic surface.
| Piece | Marked measures | What that covers |
|---|---|---|
| Small spoon | ¼, ½ and 1 teaspoon | Small quantities of seasoning and other recipe ingredients. |
| Large spoon | ½, 1 and 2 tablespoons | Larger spoon portions, dressings and small amounts of liquid. |
There is no separate ⅛-teaspoon setting or cup measure. Check your usual recipes before replacing an existing kit. A recipe written in grams also calls for an appropriate kitchen scale; a spoon measures volume and cannot give the same mass for ingredients of different densities.
Folding, scooping and measuring
My advice is to learn the marked grips before beginning a recipe with several ingredients. Form the bowl first, confirm the chosen measure, then fill it. That is an additional action compared with picking up a rigid spoon, although the same flat tool covers several sizes.
For dry ingredients, use a consistent filling method and level the surface where the recipe calls for a level spoon. A heaped spoon of flour is a different quantity from a level one. Packing brown sugar, scooping flour and measuring oil are also different jobs; the folding design does not eliminate those distinctions.
Is it accurate enough for baking?
The manufacturer specifies six volumes and markets the spoons for measuring dry and wet ingredients. I would use them for ordinary kitchen portioning, with the correct fold and level fill. For recipes where small differences matter, a suitable scale or a clearly readable fixed measuring set is the stronger choice.
Do not interpret a design award or a printed size as a calibration certificate. Avoid converting tablespoons to grams using one universal number: a tablespoon of oil and a tablespoon of flour do not weigh the same. Match the tool and units to the recipe.
Liquids and sticky ingredients
Polygons says its folded spoons hold liquids without leaking. Keep the intended bowl shape while filling and pouring; a folding utensil needs to be held in its working position. It is designed for measuring, rather than carrying a filled portion around the kitchen.
The unfolding format has a useful logic for honey, nut butter and other sticky foods: opening the bowl exposes the surface so it can be scraped. I see the spreader function as a secondary convenience. A dedicated spatula remains more appropriate for scraping a large mixing bowl or working a cake mixture.
Jar access matters as much as the number of sizes
Check the openings of the containers you use most. A tool that stores neatly may still need ingredients poured into it when a jar is too narrow. Keep any measuring utensil dry before putting it into a spice jar, and wash it between raw ingredients and ready-to-eat food.
How much storage does it save?
The published flat thickness is about 0.1 inch. That makes the set relevant to shallow drawers and portable kitchens where a ring of conventional spoons can be awkward. Magnetic storage provides another option on a compatible surface.
I would give that advantage more weight in a camper van or small apartment than in a kitchen with ample drawer space. A flat tool is useful only if it stays easy to find. Store the two pieces together and where you can read the size markings without searching through other utensils.
A nesting stainless-steel set is a sensible alternative for a busy baking station. Its shape is ready immediately and it can offer sizes outside this set’s range. Polygons makes the stronger case when carrying and storing the kit matter more than having a separate rigid spoon for every measure.
Materials, washing and hinge care
The current specification lists food-grade thermoplastic, hydrophobic silicone and embedded neodymium magnets. Polygons permits top-rack dishwashing and advises rinsing before first use and keeping the spoons away from knives, abrasive scrubbers and other sharp items.
I would rinse sticky food off promptly, open the folds for cleaning and check that residue has been removed before drying. Keep the utensil away from direct flame and hot cookware. If a hinge tears or a magnet becomes exposed, stop using it; loose magnets are a particular hazard around children and pets.
The brand currently claims more than one million fold cycles in its testing. That describes its claimed test result, rather than a promise that every owner’s set will last a particular number of years. Use the intended fold positions and avoid forcing a damaged hinge.
Price, delivery and returns
The direct product page checked on 12 November 2026 listed $29.99 USD for a set. Compare the delivered cost, including shipping and tax, and check whether your selected colour is in stock or sold on preorder. A multi-pack is useful only if you need several sets.
The current direct-store policy allows a return request within 30 days of delivery and permits trying the product as intended. Contact the seller for instructions first, return the complete clean set and pack it securely. For a change-of-mind return, you arrange and pay the return shipping.
The policy says there is no restocking fee, but original delivery charges are generally not refunded for a voluntary change-of-mind return. Faulty or incorrect goods are addressed separately, alongside applicable consumer rights. A marketplace seller may have different terms, so check the seller and policy on the actual order.
What about the Kickstarter history?
The original crowdfunding campaign is relevant because some backers have experienced a long wait. Polygons’ current backer page says more than nine in ten backers have received their sets, with remaining orders still being addressed. That progress statement comes from the company.
If you are an original backer, use its dedicated backer process with your backer number or original email address. A new retail order and an unresolved crowdfunding pledge are separate matters. I would check the current dispatch estimate for a retail purchase rather than assume a historical campaign update describes today’s delivery.
My four scores
The four buying criteria carry equal weight. Scores of 4, 4, 4.5 and 4 average to 4.125, rounded to 4.1/5.
- Measure markings and everyday portioning: 4/5. Six labelled sizes cover common spoon measures. There are no cup or ⅛-teaspoon settings, and correct folding and filling matter.
- Ingredient and container access: 4/5. Two spoon sizes cover a useful range of ingredients. Check narrow jars and use the appropriate utensil for larger portions.
- Folding, handling and compact storage: 4.5/5. The flat format is the clearest reason to buy. You trade a ready-shaped bowl for a compact multi-size utensil.
- Cleaning and hinge care: 4/5. Opening the spoon exposes its surfaces and top-rack washing is supported. Creases, sharp utensils and hinge condition still need attention.
Final verdict
I recommend Polygons for compact kitchens and portable cooking kits. It offers a thoughtful way to store six common spoon measures in two thin pieces. Choose a conventional fixed set if speed, extra sizes or a ready-shaped utensil matter more. Keep a scale for recipes written by weight and measuring cups for larger volumes.
For broader everyday-use ideas, see the lifestyle gadget guide. Choose tools around the jobs you actually do, rather than replacing a useful kit simply for the folding mechanism.
Are Polygons measuring spoons suitable for baking?
They provide six marked spoon volumes for ordinary kitchen measuring. Form the correct fold and use the recipe’s filling method. A suitable scale is preferable for recipes specified by weight; there is no cup or one-eighth-teaspoon setting.
Can Polygons spoons hold liquids?
The manufacturer says the folded spoons measure wet ingredients without leaking. Maintain the intended bowl shape when filling and pouring. They are measuring utensils, rather than storage containers.
Are Polygons measuring spoons dishwasher safe?
The current care instructions permit top-rack dishwashing. Rinse before first use and keep the spoons away from knives and abrasive scrubbers. Open the folds to check for remaining food.
What happened to the Polygons Kickstarter orders?
The company’s current backer page says more than nine in ten backers have received their sets, with remaining orders still being addressed. Original backers should use the dedicated contact process. A current retail purchase is separate from an old crowdfunding pledge.
Where can I buy Polygons measuring spoons?
Polygons sells directly, with a listed US price of $29.99 per set on 12 November 2026. Check the selected colour, stock or preorder status, shipping, tax and the seller’s return terms before ordering.
Sources and image credits
Checked 12 November 2026: Polygons product specifications and care, returns policy and backer update. Product images and logo: Polygons.
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Stuart Kerr Spindlow is Pixoneye’s Publisher, Editor-in-Chief and Lead Product Reviewer. He tests consumer products and leads coverage of practical gadgets and personal-media preservation. His reviews focus on usability, limitations, value and the trade-offs that matter when choosing a product. Read Stuart’s full profile.