☕️ 11.5-inch Extra Long Coffee Scoop - 1 Tbsp - High-Quality 18/8 Stainless Steel - Ideal for Reaching Coffee Bags' Bottoms Review

I personally returned it but for someone it may be a good product. If you want a long spoon to fit in your closet, go for it. The steel isn't polished very well, it's quite rough, the handle appears to be soldered to the cup and is quite thick, creating an awkward balance. Although that can be seen in the photo. I decided to return it and use a lighter titanium spoon for my purposes.

I like to reach the bottom of coffee bags without getting halfway through. Why did an engineer (US engineer) lack common sense to engrave 1st. on the handle but engraved with a circle with an F instead? Otherwise, the handle is very strong and won't bend unless it's specially made to do so. Is that an accurate measurement? I don't know if this is the case and find it unnecessary to be so precise for home use.

I was apprehensive about buying this spoon after seeing a review that said it didn't measure the right tablespoon but I just got it and it's perfect. I tried 3 of my short tablespoons by filling them with water and then pouring the water into a new spoon and they all measured out the same amount. I was concerned I would be using it to measure chemicals in a spa so wanted to be accurate. This will work great for getting to tall bottles of chemicals that my short tablespoons didn't work with.

This is a great spoon. I haven't checked the accuracy of the measurements because I don't really care. I just wanted to get to the bottom of 1/2 gallon cans and other packaging without getting my hands dirty. He's perfect for that. It's heavier than I expected or maybe even wanted to be, but that's what makes it great. He seems indestructible. Take care of it and it will last forever. It's a special piece, that's for sure, not everyone needs a very long heavy paddle to practice on, but if you…

I have no idea why I was asked to rate the accuracy of this spoon. It's as accurate as you can be. In any case. Now I don't have to put my hand in the coffee grounds anymore. I grind on-demand for myself (half a gallon of cold drink a few times a week) and half-on-demand for my wife (several reusable K-Cup pods a week) and it's nice to have a big scoop to scoop on tapping the grinding bowl and cleaning out all the static. shorter shovel, plastic shovel, many other strokes to get everything in a

Spoon long enough to reach deep into coffee grounds container and creamer container. The spoon size is the perfect amount. I would have preferred the shape to be more like a spoon than a ladle. You can't use the end of the spoon, you have to use the sides of the trowel. The spoon shape would allow tall containers to be pushed into the bottom stack, rather than lifting the container from the side and scooping it sideways into the stack. Also, the stamped flat metal handle had sharp edges that…