A little over a year ago, our sister site the Kitchn extolled the virtues of the kitchen scale. I had, like the author of this post thought that kitchen scales were something for calorie counters and that I was quite alright baking using my measuring cups. After reading this post and taking a few pastry classes at culinary school, I began to feel the need for a little digital kitchen scale of my own.
Due to space constraints in my tiny apartment, I decided to consider only digital scales. Digital kitchen scales are also light, accurate, and give you a reading quickly and their small footprint makes them perfect for a small apartment kitchen. In compiling this list we considered aesthetics along with reviews since this was going to be an item that was going to be stored in plain site when not in use. Here is our roundup of the ten digital kitchen scales, just in time for your Thanksgiving baking needs.
- Escali Primo Digital Multifunctional Scale
- Polder 933-87 Add 'N' Weigh Digital Scale
- Oxo Good Grips Food Scale with Pull-Out Display
- Salter Aquatronic Glass Kitchen Scale
- Cuisinart SA-110A Precision Electronic Scale
- Salter 11 Pound Aquatronic Scale
- Soehnle Digital Kitchen Scale
- Salter 11-Pound Electronic Scale with Stainless Steel Top
- EatSmart Precision Pro - Multifunction Digital Kitchen Scale
- Soehnle 65105
What do you think? Have you had any experiences with any of these scales? Have we left out your favorite digital kitchen scale?










Comments (8)
I have the Cuisinart one and it's great.
In my opinion the scale is so important these days it will help to know the taken calories per day,it is a must in all houses.
I also love using the digital kitchen scale to weigh packaging before I mail using the USPS print postage from home option.
it measures out baking ingredients.
gregory, you are clever.
I use the Escali, and my mom uses the stainless steel Salter. Both are fabulous little scales, and I especially love the price on my Escali!
I bought the EatSmart scale a little over a year ago. Phenomenal little scale. Accurate to the gram (amazing), looks awesome, and at $25 a steal on Amazon</a href> .
I have the Sohnle one and I love it. It's easy to clean, and takes up very little space. Plus it looks good to be left sitting out on the counter. :)
I have the Oxo Good Grips Food Scale with Pull-Out Display and <3 it. Definitely handy for cooking and watching portion sizes.