Eatsmart Precision Elite Digital Kitchen Scale Review

Anyone that has been cooking for a while, will eventually stop measuring ingredients. Instead, ingredients will be measured in more of a "that looks about right" style. This isn't a big deal when making chili or meatloaf, but this Memorial Day I wanted to grill burgers. This was a new frontier for me, as I normally just get a pork shoulder of chicken and not worry about how big things are. For the burgers, however, I specifically was looking for quarter pounders.

Since I wanted such a specific weight and size, I knew relying on my eye would not work. Here is where the Eatsmart Precision Elite Digital Kitchen Scale entered the picture. Before I even turned it on, this scale impressed with its sleek stainless steel finish. I knew it would be easy to clean and keep germ free. All the same, I covered the scale with a piece of plastic wrap. The plastic wrap weighed .020 lbs. I had not expected to see that measurement. This scale is sensitive enough to tell me the weight of a single sheet of plastic wrap. I knew at that point, nothing was standing in my way of quarter pound accuracy.

A quarter pound of ground beef is much larger than I thought it would be. Had I left my measurements up to my eye, I would have ended up with 1/8 pound burgers, and a table full of guests asking "where's the beef?" The Eatsmart Precision Elite Digital Kitchen Scale definitely saved my burgers.

You can purchase your Eatsmart Precision Elite Digital Kitchen Scale on Amazon.com.

Don't forget to check out my past review on the Eatsmart Precision Digital Bathroom Scale.

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