KitchenAid 11lb Glass Surface Digital Kitchen Food Scale Black: LCD Display, Battery-Powered, 11lb Capacity

A: Hi EK, Accuracy is within +/- 1g or 1% of expected load, whichever is greater.

A: Accuracy is within +/- 1g or 1% of expected load, whichever is greater.

A: The scale measures in ounces and pounds.

A: Yes, The knob can be rotated to change between units: lb.oz, g, fl.oz, and mL.

A: The scale is not waterproof but can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.

A: The scale is not waterproof. It can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.

A: The scale weighs to whole gram. MAX CAPACITY: Dry ingredients: 11 LB X 0.1 Oz and 5000 grams x 1 gram. MAX CAPACITY Liquid ingredients: 5000 milliliter x 1 milliliter and 176 FL Oz x 0.1 FL Oz. Please reach out if you have additional questions or need any recommendations.

A: Hello! You may need to ask Target directly. This question was directed to the vendor. Thanks!

A: Hi Bri, The scale weighs to whole gram. MAX CAPACITY: Dry ingredients: 11 LB X 0.1 Oz and 5000 grams x 1 gram. MAX CAPACITY Liquid ingredients: 5000 milliliter x 1 milliliter and 176 FL Oz x 0.1 FL Oz. Please reach out if you have additional questions or need any recommendations. Thanks!

A: MAX CAPACITY: Dry ingredients: 11 LB X 0.1 Oz and 5000 grams x 1 gram. MAX CAPACITY Liquid ingredients: 5000 millilitre x 1 millilitre and 176 FL Oz x 0.1 FL Oz

A: The minimum weight for the KitchenAid digital food scale is 1g.

A: Tare Operation Instructions: You may wish to weigh ingredients in a bowl or other container (not included). In this case, you will need to tare, or offset, the weight of the bowl so that only the weight of the ingredients is displayed. 1. Choose a container that will safely balance on the platform without tipping or falling. Do not use a heavy container, as this might reduce the maximum capacity of the scale. 2. While the scale is off, place the empty container on the scale platform. Turn the scale on. The display will turn on and then show zero. The weight of the container has been zeroed out. 3. Add the ingredient to be weighed. The weight of the ingredient alone will display. 4. The weight of additional ingredients may be tared out as well. For example, if a recipe calls for ½ lb rice and ½ lb beans, place the rice into the bowl. Once the correct amount of rice is weighed, press down on the knob to reset the display to zero. Add the ½ lb of beans. Both ingredients have been accurately weighed in the same bowl. 5. When weights have been tared out, the display will show a negative number when the items are removed from the scale. To reset the scale back to zero for a new measurement, press down on the knob to reset the display to zero for a new measurement.