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If you have room in your budget to splurge, we recommend the Good Cook Smart Scoop because of its split-head design, which made it simple and straightforward to release ice cream into a bowl. This article was written by Nor’adila Hepburn, a contributing writer for Real Simple. To find the best ice cream scoops, we tested 22 models in our Lab and evaluated them based on design, performance, and durability. For expert tips, we also spoke to Wes and Kristen Bechtel, co-owners of Boombalatti’s ice cream shop in Wilmington, North Carolina, who have bought over 100 scoops in the last decade and have a full collection of antique scoops; and Kelly Williamson, co-founder of True Scoops ice cream. To come up with these recommendations, we tested 22 ice cream scoops in our Lab. Each scooper was tested on a pint and half-gallon container, and we evaluated them based on factors such as performance, design, and durability. In our testing, we found that the handle is quite important. If it’s too short, you’ll get ice cream all over your hands when scooping at the bottom of the container. The downside to these designs is that the ice cream scoop normally needs to be dipped in warm water to slightly soften the ice cream, although many scoops have conductive handles that become warm from the heat of your hand. The Midnight Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop has a sleek and ergonomic design that looks appealing, but we found it was a bit too bulky and awkward to use. The head of the scoop features a rounded tip on the right side, which made scooping ice cream more cumbersome. Although the ice cream itself fell into the bowl easily and the scoop seemed durable, we couldn’t recommend it due to its unwieldiness and high price point. Met Lux 4.66 Ounce Scoop

Scoops may seem basic, but many of them come with various features that make digging into tubs of ice cream smooth and easy. For example, you’ll find that some ice cream scoops have metal grooves that help release the ice cream into the bowl, while others may have soft and comfortable handles so you get a great grip.To use, simply scoop ice cream as you would with a classic ice cream scoop. To release the ice cream into your bowl, loosen your grip on the handle. As you loosen your grip, the head will split into two and your ice cream will fall into your bowl. When we tested this in a home kitchen, it took no time at all to scoop tight, round balls of ice cream with the Zeroll. The ice cream easily slid into an awaiting bowl, especially during the first tests while our hand was still warm. That ease of scooping hard ice cream, a sleek and balanced design, and perfectly sized servings put this scoop at the top of the list. Best of all, this is one solid piece, so there's no danger of parts breaking or loosening over time. We scooped three mounds of ice cream per ice cream scoop in the pint container, and five mounds of ice cream per ice cream scoop in the half-gallon container. Each ice cream scoop was also evaluated for its comfortability among both right- and left-handed users. Midnight Scoop: The pricey Midnight Scoop looks like a piece of modern sculpture. To use it, you push with the palm of your hand, rather than pulling, like with a traditional scoop. There’s a bit of a learning curve to use it correctly; for us, it pushed the ice cream like a bulldozer, never really scooping it. This ergonomic model also needs a wide-open area to work in, so, if you buy ice cream in narrow pint or quart containers, this probably isn’t the right tool for you.

Most ice cream scoops are made from some kind of metal, usually aluminium or stainless steel. These are durable and can generally be cleaned in the dishwasher. Both metals can cut through hard ice cream and are more durable than plastic. Trigger release and comfortable grip: this unique ice cream scoop with trigger is made with a revolutionary trigger release and an easy-grip handle that makes scooping up your favorite sweet treats so simple. simply press into your ice cream with the scooper, twist, and squeeze the easy release trigger to push out your scoop. no more sore hands or bent spoons!Based on its performance, we expected this ice cream scoop to have a higher price tag and were surprised to learn that this was a budget-friendly option. Because of its durability and design, this is the best ice cream scoop for those looking for an affordable option. What could be a better housewarming gift this ice cream scoop is a practical -yet adorable -gift for anyone who enjoysice cream. if you want your gift to wow and be a precious addition for your friend's/valentine's kitchenessentials, you can trust this sturdy scoop.whether you're looking to be romantic or simply spread a little joy, this unique tool is a great kitchen a... During testing, we noticed that no matter the ice cream texture, the Sumo scoop still made nice and even scoops. Instead of serving your ice cream straight from the freezer, we recommend letting it soften on the counter a few minutes before serving. (When the ice cream was too hard, we had to use our fingers and a spoon to help release it from the scoop.) Nevertheless, this reliable dishwasher-safe scoop got our stamp of approval for comfort and ease of use.