Digital Kitchen Scale, 500g/1kg/2kg/3kg

Dimension (Unit: cm)

Q1: What is a kitchen scale?
A1: A kitchen scale is a tool used to accurately measure the weight of food ingredients used in cooking. Kitchen scales are generally made of ABS or AAS plastic and stainless steel. Electronic kitchen scales may also use toughened glass because toughened glass is easy to clean, so it is generally used as the tray part of the kitchen scale.

Q2: How do kitchen scales work?
A2: Like ordinary scales, kitchen scales also use electronic sensing or spring expansion to determine mass. In comparison, the accuracy of electronic sensing will be higher than that of spring measurement.

Q3: How to use the kitchen scale?
A3:

1. Determine the type of kitchen scale you want to use. Some people prefer to buy a digital scale because it provides precise measurements.
2. Read the instruction manual that comes with the kitchen scale. Reading the instructions will help you understand the specific functions of your kitchen scale.
3. Reset the kitchen scale to zero, and then measure.
4. Weighing bowl or container for storing the food you weigh. You need to know the weight of the container so you can subtract it when adding food to it.
5. Place the food portion in the container on the kitchen scale to get the correct reading.

Tips: 4 steps to use one key peeling and zero clearing function

1. Power on (display is zero)
2. Place the pallet on the kitchen scale (display the weight of the pallet)
3. Press the reset button (displayed as zero)
4. Place the item and weigh it (the display is the weight of the item)

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