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Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop Set of 1

Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop Set of 1

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$17.49at Bed Bath & Beyond, last seen Nov 4

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Our take on the Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop Set of 1

A single stainless steel ice cream scoop with a non-stick finish, built for portioning hard ice cream, gelato and sorbet. The non-stick coating helps the scoop release cleanly, and stainless steel resists rust and bending under firm pressure. It is a basic, low-cost kitchen tool rather than a heavy-duty commercial disher.

Best forHome cooks scooping hard ice creamPortioning cookie dough and muffin batterAnyone replacing a bent plastic scoop
Pros
  • Stainless steel resists rust and staining
  • Non-stick surface releases sticky ice cream
  • Simple one-piece tool with no moving parts
  • Easy to hand wash and store
Cons
  • Non-stick coating can scratch with metal utensils or abrasive pads
  • Handle shape may feel thin when scooping very hard ice cream
  • No spring-release mechanism like a disher
  • Single scoop only, no sizes or extras

Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop Set of 1 prices at every store

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Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop Set of 1 price history

Lowest price we've seen: $17.49 on Nov 4 at Bed Bath & Beyond. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 4.

Specifications

Type
Dipper
Material
Stainless Steel
Non-Stick
Yes

Questions and answers

Will it scoop rock-hard ice cream?
It handles firm ice cream better than plastic scoops, but very hard blocks still need a few minutes on the counter first. Letting the scoop warm in hot water helps it cut in.
Is the non-stick coating safe in the dishwasher?
Hand washing is the safer choice. Dishwasher heat and detergent wear down non-stick coatings over time, and abrasive cycles can scratch the surface.
Can I use it for cookie dough?
Yes. The non-stick surface releases sticky dough well, and the scoop gives even portions for cookies or muffins. Avoid cutting through the dough with a knife to protect the coating.
How does it compare with a spring-release disher?
A disher with a squeeze handle pops portions out faster and is better for high-volume baking. This scoop is simpler, cheaper and has no mechanism to jam or break.
Is one scoop enough?
For most home kitchens, yes. Buy a second only if you regularly serve several people at once or want a separate scoop for baking.