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Every recipe, right.Down to the last 0.1 gram.
A precision scale in three models. The Basic reads in 0.1 g steps up to 3 kg with its measuring tray, the rechargeable Advanced stretches to a full 5 kg and adds a built-in brew timer — and the Spoon weighs up to 500 g right in the scoop, in four colours.
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0.1 g accuracy3 kg & 5 kg modelsSpoon scale — weigh in the scoopMeasuring tray includedTare & piece countingUSB-C rechargeable AdvancedBuilt-in brew timerFour spoon coloursFood-grade stainless steel
0.1 g accuracy3 kg & 5 kg modelsSpoon scale — weigh in the scoopMeasuring tray included
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Three precision scales — the 3 kg Basic, the 5 kg rechargeable Advanced and the 500 g Spoon in four colours — all exact to 0.1 g.
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Model: Basic
3 kg capacity with the clear measuring tray, four buttons and a backlit LCD. Runs on 3 AAA batteries (not included).
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0.1 g precision
The difference between good and exactly right
A few grams of coffee decide whether the espresso sings or turns bitter. A splash too much water flattens a bread dough. This scale reads in tenths of a gram, so the recipe you nailed once comes out identical the tenth time too.
Coffee-counter accurate
Dose beans to the decimal for pour-overs and espresso — the same class of precision the café uses at the bar.
Baker-ratio ready
Flour, water, salt and yeast measured by weight, not by heaped cups — the way every serious bread recipe is written.
Meal-prep honest
Track portions and macros with numbers you can trust, from 0.1 g all the way to a 3 kg batch.
Four buttons, no manual needed
Everything lives under your thumb
No menus, no apps, no pairing. On the Basic model, two buttons on each side of the backlit display run the whole scale — exactly as labelled on its size guide in the gallery. The Advanced model trades buttons for a glass touch panel.
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Power
One press on, one press off. Auto shut-off protects the batteries between uses.
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Unit
Cycle through grams, ounces and more — the display converts instantly.
The Advanced model
For the counter that takes coffee seriously
Same 0.1 g honesty, bigger everything else. The Advanced swaps buttons for a glass touch panel, batteries for USB-C charging, and adds the one thing every pour-over lover needs — a built-in timer beside the weight.
5 kg capacity
Two extra kilograms of headroom — big dough batches, full pots and meal-prep containers stay on one platform.
USB-C rechargeable
No batteries to buy or bin. Top it up with the same USB-C cable that charges your phone.
Built-in brew timer
Weight on one side of the display, minutes and seconds on the other — bloom and pour a coffee without touching your phone.
The Spoon model
The scale that fits in the spice jar
Some ingredients never make it to the counter scale — a few grams of yeast, a curl of saffron, tonight's coffee dose. The Spoon puts a 0.1 g instrument inside the scoop itself, so you measure at the jar and pour straight into the bowl.
Weighs in the scoop
The bowl of the spoon is the platform — scoop spices, yeast, coffee or baby formula and read the weight on the handle.
500 g / 0.1 g
Fine 0.1 g steps up to 500 g of ingredient — and a body that shrugs off loads up to a full kilogram.
Tare & units
Zero the empty scoop with one tap, and flip between grams, ounces and more on the MODE button.
Four colours
Green, White, Black or Pink — a button battery keeps the handle slim enough for the utensil drawer.
The smallest upgrade with the biggest payoff
A stand mixer costs hundreds and lives on the counter. This is thinner than your phone, hides in a drawer, and quietly makes every recipe better.
Reads to 0.1 g
Espresso doses, yeast, spices, macros — measurements land exactly where the recipe asked, every single time.
Handles a full 3 kg
Fine enough for a pinch of salt, strong enough for a whole mixing bowl of dough on the same platform.
In the detail
Three things measuring cups can't do
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Tare in one tap
Set any bowl, cup or the included tray on the platform, press T, and the display zeroes out. Add ingredient after ingredient without doing the math.
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It counts for you
The PCS button turns weight into a head-count — weigh a sample, pour in the rest, and the display tells you how many pieces are on the scale.
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Units on demand
This scale vs. eyeballing it
This scale
- 0.1 g steps — fine enough for coffee and baking
- Tare and piece-counting on dedicated buttons
- Food-grade stainless platform that wipes clean
- Backlit display readable in any kitchen light
- Measuring tray included in the box
Cups & guesswork
- “About a cup” and hoping for the best
- Cheap scales that jump in whole grams
- Plastic tops that stain and hold odours
- Dim unlit screens lost in counter shadow
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Bake Day
Flour by the gram
Tare the tray, pour to exactly 120.0 g and the dough behaves the same way it did last Sunday. Baking is chemistry — this is the instrument.
Recipes are written in grams for a reason.
Cups compress, spoons heap and eyes lie. A scale that reads to 0.1 g tells the truth every time — and truth is what makes the second bake as good as the first.
Make tonight's recipe exactly right
0.1 g precision in three models — the 3 kg Basic with a tray in the box, the 5 kg rechargeable Advanced with a brew timer, or the 500 g Spoon that weighs right in the scoop — the quiet upgrade behind every great bake and brew. Free shipping over $39.99 CAD and free 14-day returns.
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