Kitchen Scales Recommendations

big bear

A bear on a mission!

• 6 January 2011

• #1

I don't think that my scales are working properly so thought I'd treat myself to some new ones.

I'd prefer digital so can any recommend a good set of reasonably priced scales.

Thanks

 

Jennyonaplate

Gold Member

• 6 January 2011

• #2

We use these ones at home and they are brilliant.

I am a big baker, and I find them so easy, as you can put the bowl on the plate, and then keep re-setting the scales as you want to add new ingredients. There's lots of different measures on there too, so they really are brilliant.

Buy Salter Coloured LCD Digital Kitchen Scale. at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for .

 

fillymum

synful soul

• 6 January 2011

• #3

I always liked my Weight Watchers scales .

 

jellibabe

Full Member

• 6 January 2011

• #4

Ww scales here too, love them.

 

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Mrscush

Woman on a mission!

• 7 January 2011

• #5

I also have the WW scales, altho I do need a new battery for them!

 

kim63

Gold Member

• 7 January 2011

• #6

Salter......measures in grams/kilos, ounces/pounds, mls/fl ounces
Cant remember how much it cost as I bought it a while ago, but certainly not expensive, roughly £20 I think

 

kirstabubble

Silver Member

• 7 January 2011

• #7

I have these and they are brill...good price too

Salter 1066 LCD Kitchen Scale Black - Scales - Baking - Kitchen - Home and garden - Sainsbury’s

xx

 

peachy7

Silver Member

• 7 January 2011

• #8

I have digital salter scales which were £10, I've seen some on offer in either asda or tesco the last few days too, but for bigger things a have an old traditional set of balancing scales which i love

 

Maximus

Gold Member

• 7 January 2011

• #9

I would have the non-digital ones - you know the type, brass weights and balancing. Two reasons, firstly, because the great Delia recommends them, secondly, they are traditional.

Only the prohibitive price, lack of a large kitchen and knowing where to find them has stopped me thus far

 

C

Circes

Strutting her stuff

• 7 January 2011

• #10

Salter is the best but make sure you get ones that are accurate to the nearest gram and not 5 grams like mine (they are old)