First Look: 20 New Measuring & Portioning Tools — July
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This first look highlights a 20-item launch focused on measuring accuracy and portioning—everything from glass citrus reamers and gravy fat separators to a large range of stainless-steel and plastic pet-food scoops. Early signs suggest this lineup is aimed at shoppers who value clear markings, pour control, and simple cleanup.
Launch Lineup
Cartman Citrus Juicer

The Cartman Citrus Lemon Orange Juicer arrives as a combined glass reamer and measuring cup. The product page highlights an extra-thick glass measuring cup and color-coded scales for quick volume checks.
Early take: Looks promising for cooks who squeeze citrus for dressings and cocktails and want a single tool that measures and contains juice without extra transferring.
See the Cartman Citrus Juicer at Kitchen Tools
Norpro Gravy Fat Separator

The Norpro 3-cup Gravy Fat Separator is presented as a pitcher-style measurer with a dripless spout and metric/standard markings; its design routes fat away from pourable juices.
Early take: Looks promising for home cooks who make pan sauces and want a neater pour without a separate straining step.
View the Norpro Gravy Separator
Bellemain High-Top Fat Separator

Bellemain’s 4-cup Separator emphasizes a high-top pour to reduce sediment and deliver clearer gravy; it also includes a strainer and stopper for slow skim pours.
Early take: Early signs suggest this may suit cooks who prioritize richer-looking sauces and want a dedicated tool that trims solids while measuring volume.
Explore the Bellemain Separator
Measuring Funnel Pitcher

This 1500ml measuring funnel pitcher is described as chemical-resistant and able to handle a wide temperature range; its long spout is positioned for batter dispensing and controlled pouring.
Early take: Looks promising for bakers and crafters who need a large, pourable container for batters or liquid ingredients without constant spooning.
Check the Measuring Funnel Pitcher
Small Metal Scoops (1/4 and 3/4 Cups)

Several compact stainless-steel scoops and single-cup measures (1/4, 1/3, 1/2, 3/4, 1 cup) appear across this drop, offering engraved or embossed markings that won't rub off easily.
Early take: These metal scoops look promising for cooks and coffee brewers who need small, permanent markings and a durable alternative to plastic.
Compact Stainless-Steel Cups
The catalog continues with 1-cup and fractional stainless-steel measuring cups with long handles and varied capacities—described as resistant to bending and suitable for wet or dry use.
Early take: Early signs suggest these are aimed at kitchens that value consistent portioning, metal longevity, and dishwasher convenience where specified.
Multipack Measuring Scoops
There are several multipacks of small scoops and sets that cover the most-used fractional cup sizes—useful for baking kits or to keep a clean spare set for pet feeding.
Early take: These multipacks look promising for shoppers stocking a rental kitchen, bakery counter, or a pet-care area where multiple scoops are handy.
View the Small Scoop Multipacks
Single 1-Cup Stainless Steel Tools
Several single 1-cup stainless-steel measuring cups appear with engraved metrics; some list a thickened construction for everyday kitchen use and easier portion control.
Early take: Early signs suggest a good fit for cooks who want a reliable one-cup tool that doubles as a pet-food scoop without plastic odor concerns.
Open the 1-Cup Stainless Option
Pet Food Scoop Options
The launch includes multiple pet-focused scoops (stainless or plastic) with interior measurement lines for 1/2 and 1 cup—some models explicitly position portion control as a selling point.
Early take: Looks promising for pet owners tracking portions; the variety suggests Kitchen Tools is targeting both budget and stainless-steel preferences.
Pack of Three Plastic Pet Scoops
A three-pack of plastic pet scoops shows internal markers for 1/2 and 1 cup—practical for separating feeding locations or travel bowls.
Early take: Early signs suggest this is a budget-friendly option for multi-pet households or kennels that need readable, low-cost portioning tools.
Commercial Portion Cup Pack
The Carlisle polycarbonate portion cups are presented as heavy-duty and suited to bulk scooping, with a U-handle and flat side for scraping container bottoms.
Early take: Looks promising for food-service or home prep stations that need stackable, shatter-resistant scoops for bulk ingredients.
Inspect the Carlisle Portion Cups
What We're Watching
From this first look, several patterns stand out. One, the lineup leans heavily on metal and glass options—items with engraved or molded markings that suggest longevity and clearer measurements. Two, pour control (long spouts, dripless lips, high-top separators) is a recurring design choice that could reduce transfers and spills. Three, the mix of pet-specific scoops and culinary measuring wares suggests Kitchen Tools is positioning this drop for practical portioning across kitchens and pet care.
Early signs suggest we should watch for real-world feedback on two fronts: how well the measuring markings remain legible after repeated washing, and how effective the separators are at keeping fat and solids from the pour stream. We'll also watch whether advertised dishwasher-safe claims hold up in customer use and whether the large-capacity pitchers prove easy to store.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are these measuring cups and scoops dishwasher-safe?
Some items in this lineup list dishwasher-safe care; others emphasize stamped or engraved markings and stainless construction that tolerate machine washing better than painted scales. Check each product page for its specific care guidance and preferring engraved markings if dishwasher longevity matters to you.
Q: Which products are best for separating fat from pan juices?
Look at the gravy and fat separators with a high-top pour and a stopper or strainer feature—these are designed to let fat rise and to pour from a lower outlet while leaving solids behind. The Bellemain and Norpro-style pitchers are shown with exactly that approach.
Q: Are any of these tools meant specifically for pet feeding?
Yes—several scoops explicitly target pet portioning with 1-cup and 1/2-cup internal lines and long handles. Stainless-steel pet scoops are available alongside plastic multipacks to suit different budgets and hygiene preferences.
Q: Which item should I consider if I want to measure and pour batter cleanly?
The 1500ml measuring funnel pitcher with a long spout is aimed at batter and batter-dispensing tasks; its funnel-like lip is designed to reduce drips when filling pans, muffins, or pancake griddles.
This article is based on product information available in our store catalog and editorial analysis. It does not include hands-on testing unless explicitly stated.