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Item #:

BB-342

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£ 8.70 (exc VAT)
£ 10.44 (inc VAT)

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(min 1)

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Digital Spoon scale for measuring small quantities accurately, from 0.1g to 300g, it is also able to measure; carat (ct), Pennyweight (dwt) and grains (gn). Excellent for measuring ingredients such as salt, dried yeast or liquids.

Features a solar panel in the handle which charges the battery between uses and the spoon itself is detachable for cleaning.

Specifications:

Feature	Specification
Capacity	300g
Accuracy / Readability	0.1g
Scale Size	22.8cm x 5.6cm x 2.3cm
Warranty	1 year
Power	3.6v 2032 rechargeable lithium battery

The Digital Spoon Scale may vary from that shown in the picture, but only when

improvements have been made in either functionality or design

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	by Patrick on 12/11/2012	Really useful gadget If you want to take away the guess work when measuring small amounts, this gadget fits the bill. Measuring spoons are OK but only approximate. For instance, a teaspoon of dried yeast, by volume, is much greater than a teaspoon of salt. Does this matter, well, yes it does. With the digital spoon you know you are adding exactly the right amount. Incidentally, I measured out, using a teaspoon measure, a variety of ingredients and was not surprised that their actual weights varied quite a bit. I am reassured that I now know I am adding the exact amount(s) according to the recipe thanks to this useful gadget. The price is pretty reasonable too.
	by Ladybreadmaker on 14/9/2012	Such a good idea No more weighing small dishes before adding small quantities of ingredients like salt etc and weighing again. A good idea but needs dexterity when weighing things if you are right handed as the display screen is fixed so it needs to be held in the right hand to read the screen display easily, therefore you have to load up the ingredients with your left hand. I am learning to read the figures upside down, as it is the easiest way to cope with it. Also a little bit on the delicate side. Despite the foregoing I still think it is an excellent kitchen aid if you are dealing with small quantities which need to be precisely weighed.