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Originally Posted by annah788
Thank you Peanutt for mentioning that...I forgot to. Mine came with a measuring cup/bowl not sure what to call it really (very odd shapped). Once the bowl is on the scale, it reaches zero so that it doesn't influence the weight of the food.
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Many of the digital ones allow you to put a plate/bowl on the scale, zero it out ("tare"), put an ingredient on, zero it out, and so on. The weight limit is a lot higher than the kind you describe, so you can say, make a salad and measure it all in the same bowl without weighing and dumping, weighing and dumping, etc. It's a lot more precise than the scales that are not digital. I used one like you described for years, and it did the job, but I just got a new digital one at Target. It's a lot more precise and makes the weighing a lot easier. It was on clearance for $25, I think. I'm loving it.