Food Scale?
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I use my food scale to measure many foods including ice cream and cereal. My scale wasn't very expensive. Maybe $20. I've lost 17 lbs since august, so I guess it works.0
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I have a digital starfrit one from Target for like $9. Awesome stuff. Love it!0
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YES GET ONE. I really don't know why I took so long to get one, it has helped me so much! I could blabber on about how useful it is but no-one wants to hear that so just a, yes definitely try it out0
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I got this one and LOVE IT! The only complaint I have is the text on the buttons is wearing out (but, I use it EVERYday on EVERYTHING so I probably overworked it. LOL!)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002CM6TVI/ref=oh_details_o04_s01_i000 -
A good digital scale is better than non-digital. My problem with digital scales was that they didn't work for very long. Measuring helps more than eyeballing.0
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not to revive an old topic or anything, but I ordered an Ozeri brand scale off Amazon and I LOVE IT. I don't know how I ever did without it. It's digital and it's helping me with portions of things like pasta, in particular.
Thanks for all the input!!0
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