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Reddit mentions of GDEALER Digital Pocket 0.01oz/0.1g 3000g Kitchen Food Weight Compact Scale, Tare, Stainless Steel, Backlit Display, 6.4 x 4.7 x 1.3, DS2

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GDEALER Digital Pocket 0.01oz/0.1g 3000g Kitchen Food Weight Compact Scale, Tare, Stainless Steel, Backlit Display, 6.4 x 4.7 x 1.3, DS2
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    Features:
  • Stainless Steel Materials - The digital kitchen food scale is crafted to be strong, accurate, fast, and user-friendly. With a weight range of up to 3000g/105.82oz, and increments of 0.1g/o.005oz,Constructed with a high-quality stainless steel platform, durable and easy to clean.
  • Fast and Easy - this digital scale allows for easy calibration, whether to switch units from grams to ounces or pounds to kilos. Alongside this use its piece counting button to calculate quantities without the hassle, including its Taring function which ensures maximum accuracy in the Kitchen.
  • Multi-function - The counting feature gives you an accurate count especially for food. Precision Tare Button calculates the net weight of your ingredients.
  • Widely Use - The two transparent plastic cases are perfect to weigh items such as fruits/liquids/food seasoning.
  • Quality Guarantee - 90 days no-questions-asked return policy for a 100% refund If you are not Satisfied with your Purchase for Any Reason, Please Feel Free To Contact Us
Specs:
ColorDS2
Height5.1 Inches
Length4.4 Inches
Number of items1
Size6.4 x 4.7 x 1.3
Weight11.4 ounces
Width0.8 Inches
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Found 2 comments on GDEALER Digital Pocket 0.01oz/0.1g 3000g Kitchen Food Weight Compact Scale, Tare, Stainless Steel, Backlit Display, 6.4 x 4.7 x 1.3, DS2:

u/Thinkinaboutu ยท 2 pointsr/Coffee

Okay, so their are several issues at hand here.


  1. Preground beans are shit. Coffee starts losing flavor as soon as you grind it, and God knows how long the coffee from your grocery store has been sitting there. Start buying beans that are no more than 2 weeks from roasted, and get a coffee grinder. This grinder has been the starting block for many coffee enthusiasts.


  2. Eyeballing shit or even using a scoop is unreliable and introduces an element of guess work into your coffee that will make it very difficult to find out what you are doing wrong. A cheap and simple scale like this will allow you to be much more consistant.


  3. Start with a good recipe and build from there. The reason you are seeing such inconsistency is because you aren't following any guidelines regarding your ingredients. Would you bake a cake by throwing an ambiguous amount of water, flour, and sugar and in a bowl and popping it in a over? Start following a recipe, this is the one that I have been using as of late
u/johnnyvisionary ยท 1 pointr/Cooking

This one has 0.1g resolution. Should work for you...


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