🥄 Norpro NOR-SCOOP with Santoprene Handle - 42mm (2 Tablespoon) - Efficient Kitchen Measuring Tool Review

I have had several other Norpro scoops for over 2 years and have never had a problem with them. They are very strong and reliable. I received this dish with 2 tbsp (#30) to replace the familiar scoop I bought from the big store. With this shovel, the moving parts kept slipping off the rail (the belt that pushes out the dough/dough kept shifting), so after this experience I can't even imagine getting a shovel other than the Norpro. I mostly use this cutter. It's also a good size for meatballs…

CHILLED Dough: The inner blade pops out easily because it's not even attached to the spatula. The blade stays in place because it is pressed into the curve of the shovel and the bulge at the end of the blade protrudes from a small hole at the very top of the shovel. The bucket lid is the part of the bucket that does most of the digging work. When the hard dough presses against the top of the blade, the thickening of the blade will pop out of the hole, causing the blade inside the blade to…

I was looking for a size 100 spoon to scoop chocolate ganache for making truffles. I tried four scoops: a 100-gauge Vollrath 47161 S/S scoop, a Jenaluca Mini cookie scoop, a 1.5 teaspoon Norpro 675 scoop, and a 2 teaspoon Norpro 701 Grip-EZ scoop. Bottom line: Of those four scoops, I preferred 2 teaspoons of Norpro 701 Grip-EZ (the one on this page). It had the strongest mechanism, was the right size, and was best suited for scooping thick ganache. (1) Vollrath 47161 S/S Squeeze Shovel, size…