Kitchen scales with tare compensation

Tare compensation

— the function of kitchen scales that resets the weight of the dish, bowl, or container before weighing the products. After resetting to zero, the device shows only the weight of the added ingredient, excluding the tare. This is one of the most useful functions for cooking by recipes, especially when adding ingredients to one container sequentially. For example, you can place a bowl, zero its weight, then separately measure flour, sugar, butter, or grains.