<![CDATA[hiREC Chef's Companion Design Weighs, Scans Food - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[hiREC Chef's Companion Design Weighs, Scans Food - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[hiREC Chef's Companion Design Weighs, Scans Food]]> a flat top with no sides isnt really all that practical for weighing, but assuming it comes with a little bowl, looks great.

tin

]]> <![CDATA[hiREC Chef's Companion Design Weighs, Scans Food]]> I don't really see the use as a household item, but for grocery stores, delis, and less than legal pharmaceutical stores (those that sell by the pound) this might be a good choice ;)

it-hobbit

]]> <![CDATA[hiREC Chef's Companion Design Weighs, Scans Food]]> so I put a 2 litre orange carton on it.

and it tells me its a 2 litre carton of orange.

come on people, think about this.

vote Obama

]]> <![CDATA[hiREC Chef's Companion Design Weighs, Scans Food]]> Wow, nifty little tool. My only complaint would have to be the fact that it's a rather small surface to weigh things on. I mean I know you wouldn't be weighing babies, but what about two pineapples or a pumpkin!

Maybe it has more features then I can see ;)

farseen

]]> <![CDATA[hiREC Chef's Companion Design Weighs, Scans Food]]> My god...it's full of coffee!

These sure are neat looking.

strider_mt2k

]]> <![CDATA[hiREC Chef's Companion Design Weighs, Scans Food]]> Because my monolith-shaped coffee maker looks stupid itself.

Kaiser-Machead's Chips Ahoy!

]]> <![CDATA[hiREC Chef's Companion Design Weighs, Scans Food]]> Dare I say....I like it. And it wouldn't look stupid next to my monolith shaped coffee maker.

Kaiser-Machead's Chips Ahoy!

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