Digital Food Scale, 22lb Kitchen Scale Measures in Grams, Ounces and ML for Weight Loss, Baking, Cooking, 1g/0.1oz Precise Graduation, 304 Food Grade Stainless Steel, Batteries Included Review (2026)
Updated September 20, 2026 · Research-based review
Our verdict
A 22lb capacity digital scale with a stainless steel platform, ML mode and 1g precision, useful for weighing sourdough dough and liquids by volume. Batteries are included and the capacity fits a full mixing bowl, though the ML mode assumes water density and the brand has less track record than established scale makers.

A 22lb digital food scale measuring grams, ounces and ML with 1g/0.1oz graduation, 304 food grade steel and batteries included.
Price range: $ (Budget)
What we liked
- + ML mode helps measure water and milk by weight equivalent
- + Batteries included, so it works straight out of the box
- + 22lb capacity comfortably fits big dough batches
Trade-offs
- - ML mode assumes water density, so it is inaccurate for oils
- - Generic brand offers less track record on long-term accuracy
Capacity and everyday measuring
This scale measures up to 22lb, or 10kg, with 1g and 0.1oz graduation across four units, grams, ounces, pounds and milliliters, using a stainless steel platform over an ABS plastic base. That 10kg ceiling covers a full mixing bowl loaded with a large batch of sourdough dough, so a baker can weigh the whole bowl at once rather than removing dough to stay under a lower capacity limit. The tare function zeroes out the weight of a bowl or container first, which is the standard way to weigh flour, water, starter and salt one ingredient at a time into the same vessel.
The ML mode for liquids
Alongside standard weight units, this scale includes a milliliter mode, letting a baker weigh water or other liquid ingredients and read the result as a volume rather than converting from grams manually. This is a convenience for recipes that list hydration or liquid additions by milliliters instead of weight, saving a manual conversion step during mixing. It only works as intended for water and liquids with a similar density, since the mode calculates volume based on water's weight-to-volume ratio rather than measuring volume directly. For plain water used to hydrate a sourdough formula, this mode gives a quick, reasonably accurate readout without a separate measuring jug on the counter.
Accuracy limits of the ML mode
Because the ML reading is calculated from weight using water's density, it becomes inaccurate for liquids that are lighter or heavier than water, such as oils, which are less dense than water and would show an ML reading that is too low for the actual volume poured. For sourdough baking this mostly affects any oil or fat added to an enriched dough, where the gram or ounce reading remains accurate but the ML conversion for that specific ingredient should not be trusted. Sticking to gram measurements for anything other than plain water avoids this issue entirely.
Build and included accessories
The platform is stainless steel for durability and easy wiping, paired with an ABS plastic base, and the display and controls are covered to help guard against small spills during mixing. Batteries are included in the box, so the scale is ready to use immediately without a separate purchase or a trip to find the right size. As with many generic-branded kitchen scales, there is less independent long-term track record available for this specific model compared with scales from more established kitchen brands, so buyers are relying more on the manufacturer's own description of build quality and accuracy over time than on years of accumulated user feedback.
Who should buy this scale
This scale fits sourdough bakers who want a straightforward 22lb capacity scale for weighing dough, flour, water and salt, and who like the convenience of a milliliter mode for recipes that specify liquid by volume. It handles a full mixing bowl without needing a second weighing step and comes ready to use with batteries included. Bakers who frequently measure oils or other non-water liquids should rely on the gram reading rather than the ML mode for those ingredients, and anyone who prioritizes a long-established brand name and a large base of independent reviews may prefer a more recognized scale maker instead of this generic listing.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum weight this scale can measure?
It has a 22lb, or 10kg, maximum capacity with 1g and 0.1oz graduation.
Is the ML mode accurate for all liquids?
No, the ML mode calculates volume based on water's density, so it is inaccurate for oils and other liquids that are not close to water in density.
Does it come with batteries?
Yes, batteries are included so the scale works straight out of the box.
Can it weigh a full bowl of sourdough dough?
Yes, its 22lb capacity comfortably fits a large mixing bowl with a full batch of dough.
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