Weighing food
#11
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 443

My food scale can switch between ounces and grams and I do notice most nutrition labels that have things by quanity also have it by weight for the serving size. For example I had a box of crackers and the serving size on it was 24 crackers, but the weight for the serving size was 30 grams on the label. So if I have a bunch of broken crackers at the bottom of the box I don't have to toss them out just weigh them.
Before I got my food scale I really wasn't able to eat anything but pre-packaged foods and count the calories accurately.
Before I got my food scale I really wasn't able to eat anything but pre-packaged foods and count the calories accurately.
Last edited by Rubystars; 09-16-2011 at 12:45 AM.
#12
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 54

i just received in the mail the bed bath and beyond circular and they have a pretty snazzy digital scale on sale. what caught my eye was the area you would put the food seemed large enough to accommodate a plate.
Mine is a regular, manual? old food scale and the area you put the food/plate on is just a couple inches in width. Kind of annoying really the space is so small.
Mine is a regular, manual? old food scale and the area you put the food/plate on is just a couple inches in width. Kind of annoying really the space is so small.
#13

There's a scale with over 2,500 reviews there, and the bulk of them are 5 star ratings. That's the one I just got. It does grams, ounces, kilograms, and pounds.
And from now on, I don't have to go to the post office to have them weigh my small packages before I put postage on them.
#15
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 443

So if it's oatmeal or rice or anything like that I go by the serving size in ounces or grams, not "one cup".