5 types of weighing can be done with this one! I found a slightly unusual "measuring spoon" so I bought it.
This product is named "Mana Sumi Scooping Measuring Spoon". Both ends are spoon-shaped, so you can measure seasonings such as salt and soy sauce. There are four types of corresponding amounts: 1/2 teaspoon, 1 teaspoon, 1/2 tablespoon, and 1 tablespoon. If you insert the pasta into the round hole in the center, you can weigh one person (about 100g (3.53oz)).
1/2 tbsp if you pour up to the line drawn inside, 1 tbsp if you pour fully
The hole in the middle is for measuring pasta
Since the bottom is flat, you can leave it on the table when weighing. The shape that "scoops up the seasoning" and "easily sprinkles" is also an appealing point.
Since the bottom is stable, it can be weighed with just one hand.
Since the tip is thin, even a square container can be "scooped up to Sumi".
Compared to a general measuring spoon (left), it may be "easier to sprinkle" with powder such as salt.
To be honest, I didn't really feel the two points of "scooping up to the sumi" and "easy to sprinkle", but it is attractive that it is easy to work with one hand as well as being able to measure a total of 5 types with this one. If you cook well, why not try it? It is available on various EC sites, and I purchased it for 228 yen using Amazon.co.jp, for your reference.