Kitchen Spoon Scale TEESA TSA0816, measuring up to 0.3 kg, LCD display

TEESA TSA0816 is a compact kitchen spoon scale designed for precise small-quantity weighing with a maximum capacity of 0.3 kg. The integrated spoon-shaped weighing bowl and clear LCD display make it easy to measure spices, baking ingredients, supplements and baby food. Its compact footprint and simple controls allow accurate portioning in home kitchens and for small-scale cooking tasks where precision matters.

Advantages

The spoon-shaped bowl provides a convenient single-piece solution for scooping and weighing without transferring ingredients between containers. The LCD display ensures readable measurements at a glance, while the tare function allows net weight determination of ingredients. Lightweight design and battery operation make the scale portable and easy to store.

Suitable for

• Measuring spices and herbs in small quantities
• Portioning baking ingredients like yeast, baking powder and cocoa
• Weighing dietary supplements, powders and powders for mixing
• Preparing precise portions of baby food and formula ingredients
• Small-batch cooking, recipe testing and home meal prep

Key specifications

• Maximum capacity: 0.3 kg (300 g)
• Weighing vessel: integrated spoon-shaped bowl for direct scooping
• Display: LCD for numeric readout
• Functions: tare (zero) for net weight measurement
• Power: battery-operated for portability
• Design: compact and lightweight for easy storage and handling

How to use

Place the scale on a level, stable surface and insert fresh batteries according to the user manual. Position the integrated spoon bowl on the scale and switch the unit on. Use the tare function to zero the display if weighing ingredients inside the spoon or to measure incremental additions. Add the ingredient slowly until the desired weight is reached. After use, switch the scale off and clean the spoon bowl with a damp cloth; avoid immersing the scale in water.

Usage recommendations

For best accuracy, avoid weighing on soft or uneven surfaces and allow the scale to stabilise after switching on. Use the tare feature to measure net weights and small incremental additions. Store the scale in a dry place and remove batteries if the unit will be unused for an extended period.