Tablecraft Coffee Scoop Stainless Steel Kitchen & Dining Review

These are my favorite coffee spoons. I use one for coffee and one for cream. I have 2 sets, one for work and one for home. High quality, good weight, perfect length. Buy them individually from Tablecraft for a better deal than 2 packs from Houstons Inc.

Holds approx. 2 tablespoons. The edges are smoothed so they are not sharp. It has a nice long handle (I use it to scoop coffee from a tall container). Looks pretty solid and light. Made in China is written on the handle. I didn't put it in the dishwasher (and I'll probably hand wash it anyway) so I'm not sure how it will hold up there and cause rust.

They are perfect. Honestly I don't know what else to say - steel, long handles, clear stamping (no paint or markings on the surface to wear off). The only funny thing I'll say is that I didn't buy them for coffee. I bought these for Metamucil dosing as 2 heaping tablespoons is also their serving size. But since they are marked for measuring and not specifically for coffee, this is once again a positive for these balls.

This is a wonderful coffee spoon. We didn't have any quality problems. It's well built, hand washable, dishwasher safe, and naturally scoops ground coffee with ease. I often use it for cooking when the recipe calls for 2 tablespoons. My toddler also used it to transfer rice from one bowl to another. I'm thinking of buying another one so my husband doesn't have to share his shovel as often!

Has it been 4 years since I bought it? wow good Well it looks the same as the day I bought it for my husband for Christmas. We haven't abused it like disconnects or anything, but it's solid and we haven't had any issues with it. Ergonomics are fine. It's easy to pour coffee grounds out of the bag. I use it sparingly to scoop up whole beans and it works great there too. That's a good sensation when we talk about scoops.

Beautiful coffee spoon! Makes it much easier to measure 1 tablespoon for every 2 cups of coffee for my automatic drip coffee maker. This pairs well with most medium roast coffees like the Hawaiian hazelnuts that I usually brew. It's much quicker to take 3 scoops for 6 cups and less likely to lose track when you get distracted than to carefully measure 6 tablespoons. You know, it's the little things that count in old age.

I had a short-handled plastic coffee spoon, but I was tired of reaching into a coffee can and ending up with coffee grounds on my hand. This scoop has a nice long handle, just long enough to reach the bottom while keeping my fingers completely outside of the jar. I love stainless steel cookware and this one is beautiful, heavy and very shiny which is what I love about stainless steel. Ideal. That's exactly what I wanted.

This shovel is a nice weight - not flimsy or pliable. Overall it is 6 1/2 inches (16.5 cm) long and the scoop bowl is 1 3/4 inches wide and 1 1/4 inches deep. If you want to be fussy, there's a visible weld between the handles. and the bowl on the back is clean on the front. For those of you who are interested, it's made in China. The handle says 2 tbsp / 30ml and 18/10 stainless steel - hopefully it doesn't rust. There is a cute little hole for hanging on a hook. The handle is slightly…

I bought these measuring spoons to use at an event where I am setting up liter jars of nuts. I wrapped the wire around the rim of the jars to form a loop to hold the scoop in place when not in use. The scoop is perfect for this - long enough to reach the bottom of the jar, but not so long that it doesn't hang off the side of the jar. In addition, the 2t shovel is suitable for nuts. I don't think a 1T scoop would have worked at all given the size of the Brazil nuts in the mix and more would be…