Food scales

Keywester
on 11/1/12 4:44 am

VSG on 12/05/12

Okay, I keep seeing on here that one of the kitchen essentials you need after surgery is a food scale. Any recommendations? Also anyone use a regular old Oster blender to puree food?

AdeanaMarie
on 11/1/12 5:52 am - MI

VSG on 03/08/12

I love my digital scale I got through weigh****chers. It can switch from grams to ounces and you can zero it out once you put the plate on then just weigh the separate foods as you go, all on the same plate.

I would go with a nice digital one over just a balance scale.

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Bella_Fein
on 11/1/12 6:04 am, edited 11/2/12 3:21 pm - TX

VSG on 02/18/13

I have had this EatSmart scale for 3 years and love it. It is so simple and I have not even had to replace the battery yet. I don't need anything fancy so this works for me.

(deactivated member)
on 11/2/12 3:14 pm

VSG on 11/13/12

I got one from Walmart for $20. Works great!

Kelly-AnneH
on 11/2/12 4:25 pm - Edmonton, Canada

VSG on 06/26/12

You can get a pretty decent digital kitchen scale for $20-30 and you'll find that you use it a LOT post op.

Any blender will do fine for the Purée stage.

Kelly-Anne

Highest 303.4, Surgery 263, Current 217.8, Goal 180

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