🍨 OXO Good Grips Adjustable Scoop Review

We needed a scoop to scoop the ice cubes out of the bottom freezer ice bucket. This little device fit the bill perfectly. It's just the right shape, designed to sit in the bin without blocking anything, and big enough to be easy to handle without awkwardness. With two quick scoops you can fill 12 oz. glass without the risk of breaking the glass. The flexible material design allows it to be compressed when needed to accommodate a variety of containers. And it won't freeze your hand like metal or

I was going to buy a metal scoop for my freezer but read a few reviews saying it was starting to rust. Guess what? I chose this plastic scoop instead and couldn't be happier. It is very durable and therefore easy to grip. I struggle with my wrist losing strength from time to time and the pen size is perfect. It also has a rubberized grip with a smooth shovel. This helps keep your ice basket clean and rust free. It was great and I highly recommend it. I could see this being used for rice, beans,

I used this scoop to scoop ice cubes from the freezer ice cube tray/box which is located on the bottom half of the fridge. The size of this scoop makes it easy to store in an ice tray/box. The handle is ergonomic to hold, but in practice the handles are slightly tilted backwards, which can make it a bit difficult to complete the scooping motion. This should be taken into account when the ice tray is full and under the debris at the bottom of the refrigerator. The handle is made of a rubber-like

This flexible OXO Good Grips scoop is just what I need for my freezer ice maker. I love my two door fridge with a freezer drawer underneath. The only problem I have is that it doesn't have an ice dispenser. For a while everyone scooped ice cream with just one cup, I'm afraid. with the hand (fu!). I'm so glad I bought this shovel. This is the perfect size for my ice cream maker. The fact that it's flexible makes it easy to pour ice into tall, narrow glasses without spilling ice cubes all over…

Guilt mounted, there was only one ice cream scoop in our break room but we had 3 full size fridges and everyone had a preference for whichever they liked best. I came to work every morning to fill my water bottle. Yesterday morning I took an ice cream scoop out of the freezer. And it fell to the ground. And the plastic cracked in half at the end of the bucket. I knew I had to throw it away. But there is also a video surveillance system. So now they have proof. And to make matters worse…

Update 28 September 2016: a year has passed and this sensation is still relevant. I've used it in my ice pack freezer and it works great. I've since bought another one that I use for flour and it's good too, although it doesn't get as much use or stress as my ice cream scoop. This is a great product. Initial Review: I was initially hesitant to purchase this ice cream scoop when metal spoons were available at similar prices. Finally I thought, isn't metal better than plastic? Also, this scoop…