A parametric measuring spoon with an angled grip.
The volume of the bowl can be specified in ml.

Image shows a 2ml version (and some too cheap, green tee ;-).

The provided 5ml example equals a teaspoon, but I highly recommend to create your own with the included OpenSCAD source file.

Fire up OpenSCAD and load the source file.
Only six parameters need to be considered:

volume =           5.0;   // volume of the spoon in ml  
thickness =        1.4;   // thickness of wall in mm  

gripDia =          7.0;   // diameter of the grip  
gripLen =         80.0;   // length of the grip  
gripAngle =       30.0;   // angle of the bowl-grip joint  
sink =             0.4;   // cut off the bottom a bit  

Most of them should be self explanatory.
Pick a volume, a wall thickness and make the grip "look good" afterwards...

The "sink" parameter cuts off a bit of the spoon's bottom and makes it flat. This results in a better adhesion to the printing bed.

Small spoons (e.g. <5ml) may still require a raft.

For goods that need to be measured by weight and not volume, it might be helpful to print a quick size test.
If you set the following variable to "1"

MINITESTGRIP =     0;     // print test grip? 0/1 (off/on)  

the grip will be cut off and the resulting rest can be printed much quicker.