Review on 🍎 St. Louis Designed Greater Goods Nutrition Food Scale - Ideal for Precise Nutritional Meal Weighing, Food Facts Calculation, and Snack Portioning by Paul Curd

I like the concept of this scale. It's beautiful, clean, very very attractive and modern. The only thing I didn't like is that all the pre-programmed codes are full of junk food or foods that the person counting macros won't necessarily eat, as well as a lot of processed foods like famously sugary cereals etc that I can't find "grilled chicken" but I can find "roasted chicken with skin". For real? I was expecting more whole foods, but not by much. I think I can program them, but I wish there were more options programmed in. I give 4 stars because I love the design and the concept. But people who eat a friend's chicken probably won't count macros. I want more lean meat options, lean cuts, whole grain (I can't find oatmeal, but I can find oatmeal with apple and cinnamon!), or there are just two brown rice options, raw and cooked. What about short grain? Unhealthy people don't count macros.