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Use knowledge of place value and addition and subtraction of two-digit numbers to derive sums and differences of decimals Each kitchen scale featured is made with top-quality materials and makes a great addition to your kitchen. We also considered factors such as ease of storage, maximum weight capacity and, of course, the accuracy of weighing results. Plus, if you’re looking for more handy cooking staples, we’ve also rounded up the best knife sharpeners and saucepans to add to your kitchen. Best kitchen scale 2023: at a glance With four high-precision sensors, you can get accurate measurements of your ingredients up to 5kg (or 11lb) in 1g increments. It also has that all-important tare (zero) button, which can be used to measure multiple items in the same container. Simply add your first item, note the weight, press tare and you’re ready to move on to the next step in your recipe. Unlike some traditional kitchen scales, the Salter Disc comes with an aquatronic option, too - allowing you to measure liquids without needing to use a measuring jug. It is worth noting, however, that the accuracy is higher on dry ingredients.

Type: Balance | Dimensions: ‎6.69 x 4.72 x 8.66cm | Weight of unit: 800g | Weight capacity: 1kg What we like Year 3: Add and subtract numbers mentally, including: a three-digit number and ones; a three-digit number and tens; a three-digit number and hundreds Not all of us are blessed with kitchens that have a copious amount of worktop space, which makes this cleverly designed scale by Joseph Joseph ideal for cooks who have more bijou kitchens or are somewhat limited on storage. It’s also a brand that Mumsnetters love, with high praise for everything from their chopping boards to their salt and pepper grinders. The Lakeland Digital Kitchen Weighing Scale is a great option for bakers; it performs well for dry ingredients and is intuitive and easy to use.

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I've got the Joseph Joseph ‘foldy outy’ TriScale, and it's very good and tidies away neatly in a drawer. It's the first digital scale I've had that has outlasted its first battery.” (Reviewed by BridgetInHerBravery) Our verdict There’s no doubt that balance scales will last years with no need for batteries, but they are time-consuming and less accurate than more modern scales when it comes to minute amounts. Jug scales Type: Digital | Dimensions: 20 x 16.5 x 2cm ‎ | Weight of unit: 700g | Weight capacity: 5kg What we like

verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ While it has a fairly simplistic design, this practical tempered glass scale has a generous 15kg capacity, making it an ideal choice for those starting to take their baking more seriously - and, speaking of which, our guides to the best baking trays and top cake tins can help you out there. The built-in 99-minute timer has a distinctive beep, handy for bread-making and proving dough. We also like that it can weigh up to 5kg of ingredients thanks to the large, sturdy stainless steel bowl. Maximum weights - Are you likely to be measuring heavier loads such as potatoes or meat? If so, you may need to look for scales with a higher maximum capacity. These scales can usually take a heavy load and don’t need batteries, but the spring may experience some wear and tear over time which could affect accuracy. Mechanical/analog scales are generally less suited to measuring really small amounts. Digital scales

I have these and they're fab. The first set lasted about five years until they got dropped one too many times. Replaced immediately with another identical set!" (Rated by Mumsnet user MrsWidgerysLodger) Our verdict