Antony Worrall Thompson Autograph Digital Scales

I follow a very specific eating plan and it's essential that my food is weighed and measured with accuracy. About 2 years ago when I first started this plan I bought these food scales from Wilkinson for £9.99, which at the time I thought was an absolute bargain and for some people this may be true, but they don't meet my needs effectively enough. They look very slick, the sliver coloured base with a glass weighing plate which screws of for easy cleaning. They have 3 buttons, one to turn the scale on and off, one to change the measuring mode from imperial to metric and one to TARE the scale (which means set it to zero once you have added a bowl or plate to the ...  Read the complete review

I find Antony Worrall Thompson very annoying and his scales are just as bad. There's nothing wrong with them in the looks department: they're sleek and easy on the eye (unlike AWT) but they score very low on functionality. The design of the scales is a round grey base, which has 3 buttons on the front underneath the digital display panel: * On/Off * Mode - change from metric to imperial * Zero/Tare - allows the user to place an empty container on the scale and hit the tare button to zero the scale out. The weighing platform is on top of the base and it is made of glass. This makes it perfectly fine to read the display panel if you are ...  Read the complete review