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The Shopping Diva
January 28, 2026
Perfect Kitchen Scale Accurate, Lightweight, and So Easy to Use
I absolutely love this food kitchen scale with the bowl! It has been perfect for measuring everything I need, especially for baking bread where accuracy really matters. The measurements are precise and consistent, which gives me great results every time. The scale is lightweight and very easy to set up and use. The bowl is a huge plus it makes measuring ingredients clean and simple without needing extra dishes. I also love how easy it is to switch units and reset when adding ingredients. It’s perfect for everything from flour and liquids to smaller ingredients, and it stores easily without taking up much space. If you bake, cook, or just want accurate measurements, this scale is a must-have. I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it!
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Easy to use and very accurate
This scale is a game changer for my baking. Weighing ingredients is now working so much better than just measuring them. This scale works like a dream. It runs with batteries and is very sturdy. Can hold any amount of weight, and it's easy to zero out so you can use any container to weigh what you need to. It also comes with a convenient container that you can use to put your items in. It measures even the tiniest increments very accurately. Highly recommend this scale!
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How did I manage without this?
This is an excellent scale. It was very easy to use. It comes with a metal bowl but you can use it with any bowl. You put your bowl on the scale and push the button. It automatically sets to zero. Then when you fill your bowl, it weighs just the stuff in the bowl, not the bowl itself.I did not know how much my recipes were off until I used this. I measured my ingredients by the cup and put it in the bowl to weigh. What I measured in cups it was not the amount I needed in ounces/grams. Baking needs exact amounts or your recipe will not turn out correctly. The biggest difference was the eggs. The recipe called for 120g of eggs. Two eggs was less than this, but three eggs was too much. Once I scrambled them I was able to get the exact amount I needed. Eggs are an important thing in cookie baking. If you have too much, they will spread out, if you have too little, they will crumble. With this scale I was able to get the exact amount. Honestly, I am sorry I did not buy one earlier.I have no complaints at all. It was worth every penny.
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Amazon Customer
January 31, 2026
Worth it
Nice size, I like it has a bowl so I can also measure things like flour that will not work on a plane weight.Great quality, good price
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This is a nice scale for everyday use.
I cook from scratch and prep all of my food. Every day. I perfect and document my recipes by weight and not volume. Grams. I have used a handful of scales over time and I like this one. I am not nominating it for world's greatest scale or anything, but I find it to be dependable, convenient and about the right size for use and storage.This particular purchase is my second of this particular model. I bought the first in December, 2020. I bought the second, a replacement, in May of 2022.Pros:I find this model to be accurate and largely trouble free. It is the right size: Large enough to be convenient in use, small enough to squirrel away in a drawer. Batteries last for a long time (although I am not a fan of discount batteries).Okay, the cons/rants...1. I don't appreciate the auto-off function. Let's explore this for a second. What is the purpose of the auto-off function? Is it to save battery life? Is this scale really pulling so much energy that you have to shut the thing down in two minutes??? While I am sidetracked or distracted with something else? Maybe I am prepping something while I am measuring. Maybe my phone rings in the middle of measuring flour. The scale should not run the kitchen!Can we compromise? How about five minutes prior to shut down? How about a way to disable the auto-off function?2. In a perfect world, a scale would last longer than... how long did my first scale last? 17 months? The first scale started becoming unreliable--not inaccurate--and was making me nervous. (Yes, I changed the batteries. LOL.)-- The unit button didn't have the same feel over time, although I rarely used it in the first place because I almost always use grams. I speculate that, over time, ingredients found their way into the cracks of the button, but that is pure speculation. I am a borderline perfectionist and not a slob. A humble guy mislabeled as a curmudgeon because I dislike kitchen visitors who leave things in disarray. "Get out of my kitchen." The problem is not a result of abuse.-- The unit settings started to change on its own, causing me to reset it to grams more than it did early in the product's life.-- A couple of times, the scale shut off on its own, well before the two-minute cook's deadline, in the middle of my measuring, causing me problems. This is what prompted me to replace the first scale. The last straw.So, why would I buy the same product again? Well, you have to look at the factors involved, and I use the scale relentlessly, for everything related to meals. I weigh coffee beans for our coffee when I wake up. I keep using it, all the way until I, say, measure mayo, mustard, lemon juice and honey to make honey mustard dressing (the whole process takes less than a minute) as I wrap up dinner prep. And, yes, I use it to make the mayo, too. I even have a spare so that I don't have an emergency situation. So, the thing got a lot of use.Should I take the risk that someone else's scale might be better??? Or should I go with the the devil you know, so to speak? Meh... I think this scale is at least four stars. And while I have listed some cons, I kinda like the thing. Moderate "everyday" use in a typical household should be worry free... just don't leave that scale idle for two minutes!!! Grrr!!! LOL.
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