Can I justify $94.94 for tupperware scales?e money??

[Olive]

i wouldnt you can get similar ones at places like harris scarfe for a third of the price!!

[Rouge]

I prefer my scales which are stainless and probably cost about $70 they do metric and imperial and the one I have now comes in incremints of .01g

[westy]

Well being an ex-demonstrator i would say yes i can justify paying the $94.95 ......Tupperware will last you forever which is why i justify paying the extra, it's like everything else you pay for quality!

[Rouge]

Hmmm they aren't covered by a lifetime warranty. My scales are now nearly 8 yrs old and still working fine! Only changed the batteries once! Don't get me wrong I love tupperware... I have a HUGE plasticware fetish heh. But I still can't justify their scales JMHO don't shoot me down

[westy]

I wont shoot you down!!!! Thats great, sounds like those scales are pretty darn good to Cai....

It is personal choice, i must admit i first thought the same as if you would pay that much for scales but i guess it depends on how often your using them, if you like your scales to also be a photo frame, if your a mad tupperware fan etc etc...but at the end of the day buy what ever you like - afterall they all do the same job...right?

[Snacks]

Personally, I wouldn't. Even though I too am a Tupperware nut. I don't go for the Tupperware that has metal parts though, as to me they lose their shine when they don't come with the lifetime warranty.
I would rather find something comparable which is less expensive... which I think you could JMO!

[Astrolady]

Hehehe I want the Tupperware scales too, but can't justify the costs even at my discounted price, as I just don't do enough baking to warrant the purchase. I do love how you can change it into a picture frame and clock when not in scale use though.