View Full Version : Got myself a Salter 1450 Scale.....
KEVIN88GT
01-01-2008, 12:27 PM
This thing is great... I've been using it for fruits and generally anything that doesnt have nutritional info...
even if something DOES have the nutritional info It still easier to use the scale because You dont need to figure out the carbs yourself (serving size etc)
The library of items is huge and it lets you put in your own items as well....
I keep it in the kitchen and when I close it, it looks like a Dell Laptop.
overall I recommend it... I paid around 87 bucks for it. Great Scale!
The other day I even used it to weigh a package I needed to ship as my Stamps.com scale only goes up to 5 lbs :cool:
if you want to see pics here's a good site... But you CAN get it cheaper than 99 bucks on the net...
Salter 1450 Food Scale / Digital Nutritional Scale - SALT-1450 (http://www.oldwillknottscales.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=386)
JediSkipdogg
01-01-2008, 12:53 PM
I have seen that scale (or one like it) and am highly impressed with it. If the price wasn't so high I'd get one in a heartbeat. Now, they just need to make one like it that connects to a computer so you can add your own foods and such to it and it would be a superb scale.
octoberlily
01-01-2008, 01:20 PM
Yes my brother got one similar for me called nutriscales, really good, and counts everything carbs, protein, fats, sodium etc. A very handy device to have.
Julie
Alice
01-01-2008, 01:56 PM
I'm ordering one of these...great for foods that vary in size (fruit, meat & more)...Wine...that's great since no one really drinks a 3 oz. glass these days....
Cyborg
01-01-2008, 02:07 PM
Looks cool! I'm planning on picking one up myself...
I love my Salter 1450 scale! Bed Bath and Beyond sells them, and they're always sending out those 20% off coupons. My mom bought mine with one of those coupons, and paid ~$80, I think.
Bsbllmom
01-01-2008, 02:59 PM
I just purchased mine the other day and I love it. I printed the sale price from William-Sonoma.com and took it to Bed, Bath and Beyond and they price matched it for $69.99. That is a great price if any of you are looking.
JediSkipdogg
01-01-2008, 03:00 PM
I love my Salter 1450 scale! Bed Bath and Beyond sells them, and they're always sending out those 20% off coupons. My mom bought mine with one of those coupons, and paid ~$80, I think.
I just purchased mine the other day and I love it. I printed the sale price from William-Sonoma.com and took it to Bed, Bath and Beyond and they price matched it for $69.99. That is a great price if any of you are looking.
I thought one of those fancy places sold it. I wonder if one could print the website off AND use one of the 20% off coupons in the mail. That would make it a steal.
Bsbllmom
01-01-2008, 03:02 PM
I had read somewhere that someone actually price matched and used the coupon, not on the scale though. I also heard that it is hit and miss depending on who you actually talk to at the store. I didn't have the coupon so I wasn't able to try it.
I have seen that scale (or one like it) and am highly impressed with it. If the price wasn't so high I'd get one in a heartbeat. Now, they just need to make one like it that connects to a computer so you can add your own foods and such to it and it would be a superb scale.
you can type your own foods directly into it and it is pretty easy to do... you can even put in your recipes and then when you weigh that food after it is cooked (say a soup) it gives you the nutritional info for that as well.. I did it for my homemade yogurt it is so handy...
Cyborg
01-02-2008, 05:39 PM
you can even put in your recipes and then when you weigh that food after it is cooked (say a soup) it gives you the nutritional info for that as well...
Now, that's slick! Too bad it only holds 6 pounds or so... I like to cook, but often don't have the time, so when I do I make a lot and put most in the freezer.
Now, that's slick! Too bad it only holds 6 pounds or so... I like to cook, but often don't have the time, so when I do I make a lot and put most in the freezer.
Don't quote me on this, as I haven't played with the recipe feature much, but I think that will calculate the carbs for an individual serving based on what the entire recipe makes.
Does anyone know for certain?
Alice
01-03-2008, 12:02 PM
Amazon.com sells them for around $70. They ship super fast too. I'll probably pick one up at Bed, Bath & Beyond with a coupon.
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