I absolutely love my digital food scale
Valtishia
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I have had for a while but I was just thinking how great it is when I was using it to weigh out my dinner portions for later this evening.
Anybody else love thier food scale?
Anybody else love thier food scale?
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I would like one but don't want to spend a small forturne. Where'd you get yours?0
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Absolutely. I have now been able to stop "overestimating" on my peanut butter intake. It was amazing what 2 tbsp looked like in my mind and what reality shows.0
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YEAH!!! I super love mine too! I'm glad others out there are will to share the love
I bought mine at a Wal-Mart Super Center - I think it was $20 (Taylor Lithium brand). Its really easy to use and I haven't even had to change the battery yet (and its been almost a year!).0 -
I love my scale too!!! It helps me know just how much food I really am getting. the package will say a certain amount of servings per package according to the serving size, but when measured out, it doesn't always equal what the bag says.
I like using the grams measurement the most. I got mine at Wal-mart too and it was not expensive at all. It's been over 2 years since I've had it so I don't quite remember what the actual price was. I kept my eye on it until it was within the price I wanted to pay.
The actual serving size of food is definitely an eye-opener!0 -
It's a necessity! I can't believe how much different, and how much more, I ate withouth it!
I don't have a digital one, just a manual one with a little bowl on top, It cost me $12 at bed, Bath & Beyond. No need to spend a small fortune! I'd like to upgrade to a digital one soon though,0 -
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I bought my digital food scale at a local kitchen shop as my treat when I lost my first five pounds. I can't imagine life without it.
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I would like one but don't want to spend a small forturne. Where'd you get yours?
I have the same one as joj7bat.. I paid about $20 at walmart as well.
I have seen some that can be ridiculously pricy but this one is cheap and works great!!0 -
I would like one but don't want to spend a small forturne. Where'd you get yours?
I have the same one as joj7bat.. I paid about $20 at walmart as well.
I have seen some that can be ridiculously pricy but this one is cheap and works great!!
Ive seen the 20$ one at walmart and wondered how well it worked...thanks :flowerforyou:0 -
I bought the cheapest one Walmart sells- $5. Not digital, but works like a charm0
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I would like one but don't want to spend a small forturne. Where'd you get yours?
I have the same one as joj7bat.. I paid about $20 at walmart as well.
I have seen some that can be ridiculously pricy but this one is cheap and works great!!0 -
Absolutely. I have now been able to stop "overestimating" on my peanut butter intake. It was amazing what 2 tbsp looked like in my mind and what reality shows.
I've started measuring my peanut butter too- I was shocked how little a tablespoon really is.0 -
I love mine too--I feel so much better knowing how much I'm eating. Lately I've been making fruit smoothies in the morning, I put the blender pitcher on the scale and weigh out the yogurt and all the different fruits, taring between each one. Initially I bought a cheap one but it wasn't accurate for the really small quantities for single servings, so I got a $50 digital one at a kitchen shop :bigsmile: :bigsmile:
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Be careful. That thing is easy to grow too attached to. Think about it: do you really want to go through life chained to a food scale?
I loved mine at first. I'm really trying to cut back on how much I use it. Use it to teach yourself portions, then only break it out on occasion. And you'll feel much more confident when you can spot--anywhere--what a tablespoon is.0 -
I bought the cheapest one Walmart sells- $5. Not digital, but works like a charm
I believe I have the same one. I paid about $5 for one at Walmart. It's white, not digital and comes with a bowl. I'm embarassed to admit I'm retarted when it comes to weighing food. I never know if I should weigh meat frozen or after it's cooked and a bunch of other stuff0 -
I bought the cheapest one Walmart sells- $5. Not digital, but works like a charm
I believe I have the same one. I paid about $5 for one at Walmart. It's white, not digital and comes with a bowl. I'm embarassed to admit I'm retarted when it comes to weighing food. I never know if I should weigh meat frozen or after it's cooked and a bunch of other stuff
I just got a "Biggest Loser" digital scale at Bed Bath and Beyond for $20...so far it's perfect!
I also had some difficulty weighing things, but when I posted about getting a new scale and asked a question, I got a lot of helpful responses. Check it out: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/68094-yay-i-got-a-new-food-scale0
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