MasterClass Electronic Duo Kitchen Scales

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Amazon Heavy-duty battery-powered cooking scales with odour-resistant stainless steel platform and high-precision sensor for accurate weighing Suitable for dry and liquid ingredients. Weighs up to 5 kg (11 lbs) for dry ingredients and measures liquid volume up to 5 L (9 pt) Measures 18.5 x 20 cm (7½" x 8"), with space-saving flat platform that's ideal for cooking and baking. It works with most mixing bowls Easy-to-read LCD panel with metric and imperial measures, plus tare function, battery life indicator and non-slip rubber feet Battery and full instructions included. Comes with MasterClass's 5 year guarantee

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Heavy-duty battery-powered cooking scales with odour-resistant stainless steel platform and high-precision sensor for accurate weighing Suitable for dry and liquid ingredients. Weighs up to 5 kg (11 lbs) for dry ingredients and measures liquid volume up to 5 L (9 pt) Measures 18.5 x 20 cm (7½" x 8"), with space-saving flat platform that's ideal for cooking and baking. It works with most mixing bowls Easy-to-read LCD panel with metric and imperial measures, plus tare function, battery life indicator and non-slip rubber feet Battery and full instructions included. Comes with MasterClass's 5 year guarantee

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The MasterClass Electronic Duo Kitchen Scales accurately weigh a variety of liquid and dry ingredients. Featuring a high precision sensor, this scales features an add 'n' weigh function for adding additional ingredients during weighing. With a space saving flat design for use with most bowls and jugs, the scales also features an LCD display, a stain and odour resistant stainless steel platform and non-slip, non-scratch rubber feet. Weighs up to 5kgs / 176 floz / 11lbs / 5 litres. Wipe clean only. 5 year guarantee.


Product specifications

Brand MasterClass
EAN
  • 5028250594211
Color
  • Black
MPN
  • MCSCALE85
  • ZF2980184_MCSCALE85

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