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| I got mine at ww, think it was about $30.00 several yrs ago, save your money and go to walmart or the others..mine is ran by battery, I don't think it is so great, but it is great to have a scale in the kitchen.
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AHERRINGTON
4/9/07 11:06 A
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| Good idea on the scale. Purchasing a scale resulted in the turning point of my weight loss. I still use it often. Mine is not very fancy, got it at WalMart! Where else!
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| If You live near a Linen 'N Things store you can purchase a digital scale for about 35 dollars. That is where I bought mine. It has the ability to zero out the weight of the container that you are measuring you food in as well.
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BUBBLES2007
4/7/07 10:44 P
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| I have a Weight Watcher digital food scale. I think I paid around 20 bucks a couple yrs ago. It works pretty good.
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GRANT_ME_WINGS
4/6/07 5:44 P
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| I use a Salter brand digital balance that weighs between 4 grams and 11 pounds, and cost about $50. If you're looking for a higher end balance, check out Zabars if you're in NYC.
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hey Brooklyn...I bought a cheapo ($6 cheap!) scale and it works just fine. I primarily wanted to weigh cheese and meat. Whatever you buy, just make sure it has a dial to adjust the weight to zero. Even my cheap one has this!  Good luck!
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I just like my tiny digital scale that can measure up to five pounds.
Check out amazon.com or even ebay for deals.
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| hello all - i am interested in buying a kitchen scale so i can measure more of my food, more precisely, and i was wondering if anyone has one that they particularly like or dislike. i'd really like to spend less than $60 on this!! thanks!
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