OXO Good Grips 250ml Squeeze and Pour Silicone Measuring Cup review

The OXO Good Grips 250ml squeeze-and-pour silicone measuring cup is the odd one out in this category, and the most useful for one specific job: getting sticky ingredients out cleanly. It is around ₱477.

Squeeze the last of the condensed milk out

Honey, condensed milk, melted butter, oil, peanut butter. In a glass cup these cling to the wall and you lose a spoonful every time, which matters when a recipe depends on the amount. A squeezable silicone body lets you flex the wall and push the last of it out, and the soft spout pours a controlled stream rather than a glug.

It also folds flat-ish for storage and will not shatter if it goes off the counter.

Soft sides flex, so set it flat before reading

Accuracy. Soft sides flex, so the reading changes if you grip it while measuring. Set it on a flat surface, let it settle, then read. Silicone also holds onto grease and smells more stubbornly than glass, so it wants a proper wash rather than a rinse.

Pays off when you measure sticky things often

Around ₱477 as of August 19, 2026, with a 5.0 rating from 28 ratings. That is a lot for 250ml, and it makes sense only if you regularly measure sticky things. As a general-purpose cup, glass does the job better and cheaper.

Bakers tired of scraping honey from the cup

Buy this if you bake with honey, syrup, or condensed milk and you are tired of scraping cups. Buy glass for everyday liquid measuring.

Read from above on the rigid OXO angled cup

The OXO 250ml angled cup is the same brand and price in rigid form with read-from-above markings. For sticky work on a budget, the Locaupin borosilicate cup at around ₱117 needs a spatula but costs far less. See our best measuring cups roundup.