In short: Little Balance is a French brand founded in 2013 in Eure-et-Loir, first known for its scales, which moved into raclette with its “Les Meuuuh” range. At Raclette Club, we cover its Set Raclette Wood 4: 4 wooden spatulas and 4 wooden boards.
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The brand in a nutshell
The name doesn’t lie: Little Balance started with scales. According to its website, the brand was founded in 2013 in Saint-Piat, in the Eure-et-Loir department of France, by Didier Cadeau, a weighing specialist. It first made its name with kitchen and bathroom scales, then with battery-free weighing technologies called Kinetic and USB-R.
In 2018, the brand moved into convivial cooking: waffle makers, crêpe makers, raclette grills and fondue sets. Its catalogue now counts more than 250 products, it says, and since 2023 a chef trained at the École Ducasse, Chef Caro, has been creating recipes for its appliances.
On the cheese side, everything goes through the “Les Meuuuh” range: grills for two like the Meuuuh Box, models that connect in series, a traditional half-wheel grill (Pro Savoyarde LB8752), fondue sets, and accessories sold separately: sets of universal square or triangular pans, a set of 8 wooden spatulas, and the Set Raclette Wood 4. A scale brand that ends up in cheese: at least it knows how much a raclette weighs.
On video
Video: LITTLE BALANCE on YouTube. The brand’s presentation of its Les Meuuuh raclette range.
Video: LITTLE BALANCE on YouTube. The Pro Savoyarde LB8752 traditional half-wheel grill, by the brand.
Video: LITTLE BALANCE on YouTube. The Meuuuh Box Connect, which the brand presents as linkable in series of up to 5 units.
The Little Balance range at Raclette Club
| Model | Type | Best for | Review | Amazon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Set Raclette Wood 4, ref. 8503 (ASIN B0BG32HLPN) | Wooden accessories: 4 spatulas 133 x 35 mm and 4 boards 100 x 80 mm, no pans | Anyone hosting four who wants to protect the table | Read the review | Check the price on Amazon.com |
What we think
What we like about Little Balance, on paper, is how consistent its cheese range is. Raclette for two, connectable grills, half-wheel, fondue: everything carries the same name and the same little cow. And the brand sells its accessories separately, pans and spatulas included, so you can replace a lost piece without buying a whole new grill. Its product page also shows a “2-year warranty” logo, presented as covering all its small kitchen appliances.
The weak spot is the accuracy of its product pages. For the Set Raclette Wood 4, the website description mentions “4 non-stick pans”, while the photos and the technical specs show wooden boards. The wood species isn’t stated, and neither is the care. And while the brand is French, the set is made in China according to Amazon.fr. Nothing serious, but check the photos before ordering: a board won’t melt any cheese.
Which model should you choose?
- To protect the table for four: the Set Raclette Wood 4, one spatula and one board per guest.
- To replace pans: Little Balance’s universal pan sets, not yet covered here; in the meantime, the CÉCOA 4 pans + 4 spatulas set.
- For raclette for two: the Meuuuh Box for 2, not yet covered here.
- To compare all the packs: our roundup of raclette accessory kits.
Frequently asked questions
What warranty do Little Balance products have?
The official page of the Set Raclette Wood 4 shows a “2-year warranty” logo, presented as covering all Little Balance small kitchen appliances; Amazon.fr states a limited warranty for the set. Keep your receipt: statutory rights also apply depending on where you buy.
Is Little Balance a French brand?
Yes. According to its website, Little Balance was founded in 2013 in Saint-Piat, in Eure-et-Loir. The Set Raclette Wood 4, however, is made in China according to Amazon.fr.
Where can I buy Little Balance raclette accessories?
On the official shop littlebalance.net, which also sells pans and spatulas singly or in sets, and on Amazon.fr for the Set Raclette Wood 4. Check the contents in the photos: the official description of the set mentions pans that aren’t included.
