What role do the scale marks engraved inside the measuring cup actually play when in use?
There are times when it is unclear whether a measuring cup should be used merely as a tool to measure quantities, or if it can be placed directly over heat like a pot to cook.
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It helps you measure the contents using the inside scale marks and boil them all at once directly over a gas flame without transferring them to another pot.
It can be placed directly over gas and highlight heat, but cannot be used in an induction cooktop, microwave, or oven[1][2].
The material of the NODA HORO enamel measuring cup is enamel[3]. Generally, enamel is a material made by applying a vitreous glaze onto a metal surface and baking it, so it does not burn even when in direct contact with flames and transfers heat stably.
Scale marks are indicated inside the measuring cup[4]. After measuring the quantity of seasonings or sauces, you can place the container itself over heat and warm it up immediately without transferring it to another pot. After cooking is finished, it can be put in a dishwasher and washed[5].
The recommended heat intensity when heating over direct fire or whether the handle overheats could not be confirmed yet.