
Kitchen & Dining · The find
Maestri House dual kitchen scale
A kilo of flour on one side and a sachet of yeast on the other, so the first loaf comes out right.
A black digital scale with two stainless steel platforms, a large one to 10kg in 1g steps and a small one to 500g in 0.01g steps, with tare, adding-up and a backlit display.
The one catchMaestri House is a little-known brand with few ratings so far, and it is sold by a third-party shop, ZeFeshEU Shop, rather than the brand
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Checked Oct 2026 against the Amazon UK listing · Editor-selected, never sponsored
At a glance
- Main platform
- Up to 10kg in 1g steps
- Small platform
- Up to 500g in 0.01g steps
- Surface
- Stainless steel
- Footprint
- 27 x 17.5cm
- Power
- AAA batteries, included; count not stated
- In the box
- Scale, mixing bowl, batteries
Sold on Amazon UK as: Maestri House Dual Platform Kitchen Scale, 10kg/1g and 500g/0.01g
Is it worth it?
Yes, for a first kitchen where someone bakes. The Maestri House scale weighs up to 10kg in 1g steps on its main platform, double the guide's 5kg, and has a second small platform for spices and yeast to a hundredth of a gram. AAA batteries and a mixing bowl come in the box. The catch: it is a little-known brand with few ratings, sold by a third-party shop rather than the brand, and the listing does not say how many batteries it takes or how big each platform is within its 27 x 17.5cm footprint.
Is it for you?
- A first kitchen with a baker in it
- Weighing yeast, spices or coffee to a fraction of a gram
- Anyone who wants batteries in the box and a scale ready on the day
- Someone who wants a rechargeable scale: this one runs on AAA batteries
- Anyone who wants a single large flat platform for a wide bowl
- A buyer who prefers an established brand with a long ratings history
The honest read
- Weighs to 10kg in 1g steps, double the guide's 5kg
- A second small platform to 500g in 0.01g steps
- Stainless steel weighing surface, tare and an adding-up function
- Batteries and a mixing bowl in the box; dispatched by Amazon
- Maestri House is a little-known brand with few ratings so far, and it is sold by a third-party shop, ZeFeshEU Shop, rather than the brand
- The two platforms share a 27 x 17.5cm footprint, and the listing does not give the size of either, so a wide bowl may overhang
- Batteries are included and are AAA, but the listing does not say how many
- The price shown on the page was a Prime-member price; it is higher without Prime
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How we checked this · Researched, not handled · Oct 2026
Researched from the Amazon UK listing and the other sources listed here. We have not handled this product. The catch comes from the Amazon UK listing (15 October 2026).
- Capacities (10kg in 1g steps; 500g in 0.01g steps), the stainless steel surface, the footprint (27 x 17.5cm), tare, adding-up, the backlit display, five-minute auto-off, AAA battery type and the box contents (scale, mixing bowl, batteries, manual) taken from the Amazon UK listing, checked 15 October 2026.
- The catch is on the listing itself: few ratings, a third-party seller, no battery count and no platform sizes.
- Sold by ZeFeshEU Shop and dispatched by Amazon, in stock with a standard Add to Basket button at the time of checking; the price shown was marked as a Prime-member price.
Maestri House dual kitchen scale: questions answered

- Does the Maestri House kitchen scale come with batteries?
- Yes. The listing says batteries are in the box with the scale, a mixing bowl and the manual. They are AAA, but the number is not stated.
- How much can the Maestri House kitchen scale weigh?
- Up to 10kg in 1g steps on the large platform, and up to 500g in 0.01g steps on the small one, according to the listing.
- What is the small platform on the Maestri House scale for?
- Tiny amounts that a 1g scale cannot catch: yeast, spices, baking powder or coffee, weighed to a hundredth of a gram.
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