🍽️ Greater Goods Kitchen Table Top Scale: Ultra Accurate Model for Precise Food and Coffee Weighing, Ideal for Nutrition and Meal Prep, Measures in Grams, Ounces, Milliliters, and Pounds (Double Black) Review

I started using the Noom app at the end of June 21st. Simple lessons taught me how to count calories to lose weight. The application's database contains over 1 million foods: raw foods such as chicken breasts; packaged foods you buy at the store and meals at the restaurant. It tells me how many calories are in a given number of ounces, grams, and other units of measurement. I decided to research the scale because it makes it so much easier to figure out how many calories I'm consuming. I…

Most scales are accurate enough for measuring basic portion sizes and cooking, but I wanted something ultra accurate for baking small portions several grams more or less can make a difference. I had read about this scale and how a sensor made it more accurate across the entire surface so I decided to give it a try. I have a 50g weight that I calibrate my dye weights with so I tested it in the center and all around and it worked great! It took a few seconds on the fringes to set to 50, but it…

This scale replaces another kitchen scale that I generally liked and think it's a good scale. Spring. this one is much prettier. Even though it didn't come with a pack of blueberries, I still have to say: I LOVE IT! It has a small footprint - significantly smaller than its predecessor, but big enough to hold everything I need. thrown at it. It easily handled everything its predecessor could handle, and then some. It is very easy to clean and keep clean. Its predecessor tended to foul between…

Full Disclosure: I received this scale free of charge for this review. The most important property of scales is accuracy. I compared the readings on this scale to two other scales I had. Firstly, this is another kitchen scale that has been accuracy tested and found very accurate by a very reputable kitchen/cuisine organization. The second is a postal scale (up to 40 pounds) which, by its nature, is also fairly accurate. I weighed three items. I don't remember the actual weight. The first was…

Don't start baking without them. Weighing ingredients for cooking is not as important as ensuring accuracy for baking. For example, if you have several people measure a cup of flour (by volume), you'll likely get slightly different results. Probably not disastrous results, but everyone is different, while for example 8 gr. There will always be 8 ounces of flour, whether sifted, ground, etc. So if you want great results, weigh your ingredients. This is particularly useful when measuring liquids,