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\"\"<\/a>Have you ever come across a recipe that had the amount of an ingredient listed in grams and wondered how to measure it? Are you counting calories as part of a weight loss program and want to be precise about your serving sizes? Then you need the easy to use EatSmart\u2122 Precision Pro Kitchen Scale<\/a>\"\"! I know, I sound like an infomercial, but this scale really does rock.<\/p>\n

At $25.00, the EatSmart Precision Pro Kitchen Scale is a good value. It holds up to eleven pounds or five kilograms, and is accurate to +\/- 1 gram. My favorite feature is the “Tare” feature, which means a button that lets you zero out the scale after you’ve put weight on it. Say you want to weigh something like cereal or blueberries. Put a bowl on the scale, press the Tare button, then add the food. The display will show you the weight of just the food in grams.<\/p>\n

The scale also comes with a guidebook to calorie counting that consists of a list of common foods and their Calorie Factor, meaning how many calories are in one gram of that food. So, let’s say you weigh dry roasted almonds and get a weight of 15. The calorie factor in the guidebook is 5.97, so your portion of almonds is 15 x 5.97 = 89.55 calories. There are also blank lines in the back of the book to put in foods you regularly eat that aren’t listed. The guidebook explains it all really well.<\/p>\n

Whether you want to be precise in your flour measurement for bread or want to find out how many potato chips are really in a serving, a good food scale is a must-have. My old twist-a-dial food scale is in the garage sale box and my EatSmart Precision Pro Kitchen Scale<\/a> has taken it’s place! Thank you so much to EatSmart for sending me the scale to review. I love it!<\/p>\n

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