Delish Treats DTPH0222 measuring cup and spoon set review

At around ₱62 as of August 19, 2026, this is the cheapest measuring set on this page by a clear margin. It is also tangled up with its own sibling.

One model number, two listings, three times the price

Delish Treats sells a DTPH0222 3-piece measuring cup set at around ₱193 on the same date, under the same model number as this cup and spoon set at around ₱62.

Three pieces for three times the price of a set that includes spoons. Nothing on either listing explains the difference: neither names a material, neither states a piece count for this one, and neither gives a millilitre volume.

That is a question for the shop, not a puzzle to solve from the pages. Ask which pieces ship at which price before you order either.

What the cheapest set still gets right

Accuracy in dry measuring comes from technique rather than from money. You spoon flour into the cup rather than scooping with it, then sweep the top level with the back of a knife. Scooping straight from the bag packs the flour and can put a quarter more in the cup than the recipe wanted.

A ₱62 set and a ₱503 stainless set both do that identically. What the expensive one buys is a handle that will not flex, a finish that will not stain, and a set that will still be in the drawer in ten years.

Spoons are the half worth paying for

The reason this set is better value than three cups alone is not the piece count, it is which pieces.

Baking soda, baking powder, salt and yeast are all measured in spoons, and they are the ingredients with the least room for error. Too much soda and the cake tastes of it. Too little yeast and the bread does not rise. Flour measured slightly heavy just gives you a denser crumb.

Any set that covers spoons is doing more for a beginner than an extra cup size would.

The gap this whole category shares

No volume in millilitres is published, here or on any other dry set on this page. A US cup is about 237ml, a metric cup is 250ml and a Japanese cup is 200ml, and a nested cup has no graduation to check against.

At this price it is easy to live with. At ₱193 for three cups it is harder.

Who should buy this set

Buy this if you are putting together a first baking kit on a small budget, or you want a spare set for a second kitchen. Very little else here costs so little and covers both cups and spoons.

Skip it if you want stainless steel or a stated set size.

Better-supported and better-built options

For the most bought set in this category at a little over twice the price, see the Eurochef MT019 9-piece set. For stainless steel that lasts, the Chef’s Classics 4-piece steel cups are the long-term buy.