Tupperware Ice Cream Scoop vs Zeroll Original 2 oz Ice Cream Scoop
The Zeroll Original 1020 is the better scoop for most people. Its heat-conductive handle uses your hand's warmth to soften ice cream and release the scoop cleanly, which is why ice cream parlors have used it since 1935. The Tupperware has a sturdier zinc head and a soft-touch handle that digs into very hard ice cream, but it is a solid scoop with no self-release. Owners of both praise durability; the Zeroll's aluminum can dent and its handle oil can leak if dropped, while the Tupperware's coating can wear with heavy daily use.
- Choose the Tupperware Ice Cream Scoop if you scoop rock-hard ice cream straight from the freezer and want a rigid zinc head with a comfortable soft-touch grip.
- Choose the Zeroll Original 1020 if you want clean, round scoops that release easily and the parlor-standard tool for frequent serving.
Prices
- Tupperware Ice Cream Scoop: $28.88 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Zeroll Original 2 oz Ice Cream Scoop: $20.00 at Dingman's Dairy (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Zeroll Original 2 oz Ice Cream Scoop is $8.88 cheaper than the Tupperware Ice Cream Scoop at the latest prices (Nov 10)

