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

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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Member

    Jan 2005
    Brisbane
    1,300

    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?

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    Sydney
    4,081

    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!

  3. #3

    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.

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Jan 2004
    Melbourne, Australia
    1,002

    Hmmmmm - as I suspected. I am not the only one who would love them but can't justify them. will just have to settle for more sandwich containers as they seem to be forever getting lost! thanks ladies. If you see this Cai, what brand are yours?

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Jan 2006
    Sydney
    1,226

    Mmmm - don't think even I could justify that one Anney...

    Every few months Myer has a sale on kitchen scales. I'd get a great set then - you would get a top of the range for less then the tupperware - and electric ones as well...

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Feb 2009
    2,031

    I couldn't. Not to myself. I love baking and scales are important for that, but I have a cheapy electronic one that is really close enough. It doesnt need to be utterly perfect with what I make, so its no big if they arent superly exact to the nanogram.

    If it was also a blender with bowl - I'd be all over it. I want a real blender coz the hand held is killing my wrist!

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Jan 2006
    Sydney
    1,226

    OK Ms Anney - just been to Myer - all kitchen scales including electric on sale...how can you not..???