🍦 Zeroll Zerolon Hardcoat Anodized Commercial Ice Cream Scoop with Heat Conductive Handle - USA Made, 4-Ounce, Silver Review

Amazing ice cream scoop. At first I thought it was just a slippery surface where the ice would fall off faster. I was surprised that it continued to work even after a few scoops. I've used others that need to be kept in warm water and use the reserve heat to melt the line between the ice cream and the scoop. This removes the heat from the hand and also warms the shovel. Great addition to my cooking supplies.

This is a great ice cream scoop and I don't think I'll buy anything else. It is of excellent quality and very easy to use. It also heats up, except for your hand, and while it's imperceptible if you hold it for just a few seconds, it's capable of slicing through cold, hard ice with ease. It also forms nice compressed balls, making ice cream easier to eat, as well as stuffing into waffles. Overall a great ice cream scoop, I recommend it to everyone!

After purchasing and using countless ice cream spoons, I can safely say that this spoon is the clear ice cream spoon champion. It's incredibly durable, easy to use, and well worth the money, especially if you're an ice cream fanatic like me. Also, I can say that since I bought this wonderful spoon, my family and friends have also bought the exact same spoon. The only recommendation I can give to those unfamiliar with professional ice cream scoops is to research the size you need. For example, I

This shovel is perfect for hard ice. I make homemade ice cream which is quite dense and while I've tried quite a few high quality ice cream scoops to be honest none of them worked half as well until I found this one. I've always been so frustrated breaking off small chunks of ice (with previous scoops of ice cream) until there are enough of them to make a full scoop. With this ice cream scoop, getting ice out of the tub is really no problem. If you like super premium ice cream that has less air

Well I couldn't take it and I did. After poking around and poking around the shovels, I found the original Zeroll and read the reviews. Most people said it was a really good shovel, but the "natural" aluminum coating quickly oxidized and turned your hands black. It didn't suit me, so I declined. Then I opened the hard surface version and my interest was rekindled. But almost $30 for a scoop of ice cream? I am a carpenter. As much as I love quality tools, I couldn't justify spending that much…