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    Scales

    Where and what kind of portable scale do I need to get for when I'm out to eat with the family and I havent pre-cooked a meal to carry along . Or is this a waste of money?

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    a scale is yoour best friend, that is how you are going to know you are getting the exact macros of your foods by weighing them out, it is a must buy IMO. i got mine at costco try googling im sure you wont find a problem

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    Quote Originally Posted by eatrainrest View Post
    a scale is yoour best friend, that is how you are going to know you are getting the exact macros of your foods by weighing them out, it is a must buy IMO. i got mine at costco try googling im sure you wont find a problem
    How much did yours cost

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    Are you going to pull out the scales in the middle of a restaurant, rip apart your meal and start weighing the ingredients?

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    haha no i didnt really read his post to well.. nah if your going out with your family you have to live a ltitle, but if you wnna still be crazy just estimate what your eating from what/how you eat at home

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    i coulnt even tell you i got it as a gift.. just google "food scales" or search on costco's website

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    I gotta go there a get some protein later anyway.

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    You can get them at wal-mart for about $8. Nothing fancy or digital, but gets the job done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tallguy23 View Post
    You can get them at wal-mart for about $8. Nothing fancy or digital, but gets the job done.
    Thanks I'll have to check there.

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    weighing food at the restaurant LOL

    when your out just make good choices and estimate according to what you know
    be aware of size portions and all that.

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    I got a non digital one for $9 at Target that sucked so I returned it and got a $30 digital one which is a hell of alot better and accurate.

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