What are examples of mass you use in everyday living?

Everyday examples of mass include items like a gallon of milk, which weighs about 3.8 kilograms, or a loaf of bread, typically around 0.5 kilograms. When cooking, you might measure ingredients like flour or sugar, often using grams or kilograms. Additionally, personal items such as a smartphone or a backpack also have measurable mass that we consider when carrying or transporting them. These everyday objects help us relate to and understand the concept of mass in practical terms.