Zeroll 1020 Original Ice Cream Scoop - Innovative Liquid Filled Handle, Efficient Heat Conductivity, User-Friendly One Piece Aluminum Design, Quick Release - 40 Scoops per Use, 2-Ounce Capacity, Silver Review

I bought this ice cream scoop to make scooping hard ice cream easier. It was the best rating for work. It worked pretty well for scooping hard ice and at first I was very happy with it. Unfortunately, after just a few uses, a kind of gray stain has developed that peels off the ice cream scoop and ends up on the ice, my hands, and the kitchen towel when I tried to wash and dry the scoop. I posted a photo of the discoloration of the ice cream scoop as well as the gray stain on the kitchen towel…

I've had a similar shovel for years, it was great. When I made the mistake of putting the old one in the dishwasher I was happy to find this replacement. Unfortunately, the shovel started leaking after only two months of use. I can feel the liquid (antifreeze?) on the handle and it also spills into the drawer where I kept the shovel. Unlike the previous model I had, this one has a plastic seal on the bottom of the handle. And apparently that's where the leak is coming from. Since I learned my…

Pros: The ice cream spatula is perfectly shaped, it is ergonomic and comfortable to hold, it comes in different sizes for different dosing needs and it picks up ice very well. Cons: Your dishwasher will completely destroy it. just do it once! I would say with confidence that most of the blackened scoops pictured are people who accidentally put a scoop in the dishwasher. Apparently my wife didn't get the note. I managed to scrape off all the black powdery residue, but I'm not sure I want direct…

It was an expensive ice cream scoop. And it's worth every penny. I've been eating a lot more ice cream lately when I found out there was a low-sugar variety. Most taste good too. But after spring got stuck in our last scoop, dessert became difficult to come by. Not to mention using the simplest of basic spoons that held my ice cream like sticky paper for flies. Not wanting to go to the store and talk to people, I checked here first. A scoop of ice cream is almost $15? Is it platinum? Then I…

I've recently started making ice cream and wanted a nice spoon to go with it. I like to think I'm pretty good at making ice cream, but people also eat with their eyes, so I wanted it to be served well. As most homemade ice cream makers will tell you, store-bought ice cream uses a variety of additives and processing techniques to make ice cream perfect for slicing. Homemade ice cream is easier and cleaner by comparison, and so the old "soak a scoop under warm water and bury it" method can end up