Weight Loss Tip #2: Digital Nutritional Food Scale

Here's a great weight loss tip that has made it easier for me to accurately measure my food. I just love this food scale. Without this scale, I would never know exactly how much 28 grams of almonds were or exactly how much is 4 ounces of chicken. This makes preparing your own food at home easier. The brand I have is Chefmate, but now it's called Kitrics.

You can find it on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000U67EI0?ie=UTF8&tag=defa-20&linkC...

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[GadgetTrish]

I love this scale, and if I ever get some extra cash, I would love to test this and post it on my show. I promise to give you credit if I feature this item. GREAT INFORMATION.

[myhealthycurves]

im so bummed... my scale just broke, but I def want to get one like this! :)

[LoserJudy]

what will they think of next!!!!!? lol, this is a great do-dad, so helpful for keeping track! I'm surprised that it wasn't over a hundred dollars or something.

[RuefulRogue]

Really want one of these...it would make calorie counting so much easier!

[HopefullyShrinking]

Very cool scale.

[maggyruth]

I have that exact same scale. Love, love, LOVE it!!

You can also place the bowl on after you turn it on and hit the tare button to zero it out. I do that when i have various foods on a plate.

[l3rownEyedl3ella]

I absolutely love food scales! I have one from Weight Watchers that was $40 as well. For things like cereal, pasta, and rice, it really helps with accuracy. This ensures that I am sticking to my points as accurately as possible. Thanks so much for sharing this awesome tip! :)