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The best ice cream scoop according to our testing is the Joseph Joseph Dimple Non-Drip Ice Cream Scoop. Because of its innovative design and ease of use, it earned a perfect five-star rating in our lab. The Spring Chef Ice Cream Scoop has an ergonomic, comfortable rubber handle that comes in twelve different colors (we tested the purple one). The handle also boasts a notch at the bottom for lifting off frozen lids, similar to a bottle opener. No more cold fingers! Here are four fabulous ways you can scoop your favourite ice cream (we recommend Tried & Tested salted caramel) without any hassle: Scooping depends in part on the type of scoop used. If you're using a round scoop, it should be used at an angle, scooping in an s-shape in the tub of ice cream, then following around the outside of the tub to even off the top of the tub for the next scoop. Spade-style scoops are generally pushed into and across the top of the ice cream. Dipping the scoop into hot water can help get the scoop through hard ice cream, but it can also leave a bit of water behind in the ice cream tub where it will turn into ice. It may be better to leave the ice cream out of the freezer for a few minutes to let it soften enough to be easy to scoop. While the scoop itself is the most important part of the ice cream scoop, the handle design also varies. A basic one-piece scoop will be made from the same material as the bowl of the scoop. Others may have a rubber coating for comfort or an ergonomic grip. If a single-piece scoop has conducting liquid to soften the ice cream, however, any coating for comfort would interfere with the heat transference.

When choosing the best ice cream scoop, look for one that has an appropriate weight—it should be heavy enough to glide through ice cream but lightweight enough to feel comfortable in your hand. The Zeroll 1020 Original has long been a favorite among those in the know because it contains a heat-conductive liquid inside the scoop that aids in cutting through your ice cream or sorbet. However, after testing it extensively, we also found that it is an excellent choice for lefties due to its symmetrical design. We tested this scoop with our left and right hands, and both produced the same type of scoop. We also liked that this ice cream scoop’s handle was substantially wide and offered a firm grip. Our tests showed that its design made it able to better accommodate a range of hand sizes, too.multipurpose] best ice cream scoop will make the perfect ice cream ball, it will seem like ice cream flows right into the ice cream scoops and drops into your bowl or cone with little to no effort,it is also great for other creative kitchen uses as well including using it to scoop out seeds from melons or filling peppers with stuffing.

While we thought the Vollrath 4-Ounce Stainless Steel Disher felt lightweight yet sturdy, we weren’t impressed with its handle. It does have a smooth, plastic handle, but we found it didn’t prevent our hands from slipping. You could potentially ruin the smooth consistency of the ice cream that's left in the container if you dip the scooper in water before plunging into the freshly opened ice cream. To better preserve the creamy stuff (so that you can keep getting those perfect scoops), you're better off using a scooper that hasn't been dipped in water or isn't chilled or heated.The color-coded end cap on this scoop simplifies the process of selecting the correct size, eliminating the guesswork. additionally, the size is stamped onto the handle, ensuring that it remains visible and intact even after years of regular use. The way it works is pretty simple. The heating element warms up the metal scoop, which in turn melts the ice cream just enough so that it can be easily scooped. Once you’re done scooping, the heating element turns off automatically. The Midnight Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop has a sleek and ergonomic design that looks appealing, but we found it was a bit too bulky and awkward to use. The head of the scoop features a rounded tip on the right side, which made scooping ice cream more cumbersome. Although the ice cream itself fell into the bowl easily and the scoop seemed durable, we couldn’t recommend it due to its unwieldiness and high price point. Met Lux 4.66 Ounce Scoop

The ergonomic handle was lightweight and fit well in our hands, which made scooping ice cream a breeze. The handle was also an appropriate length, so we were able to scoop the ice cream without getting our hands messy. We appreciated that this ice cream scoop is dishwasher safe, and after washing it, there was no damage or discoloration present. In our testing lab in Birmingham, Alabama, we spent 10 hours testing 24 different ice cream scoops to determine the best ones. During our testing, we found that there are a few important factors to consider when purchasing an ice cream scoop. Create perfect spheres of ice cream - cuts through smoothly and effortlessly so that ice cream curls onto itself, making beautiful and well-proportioned scoops for cones, brownies, sundaes, pies and more.You wouldn't know from looking at it, but the Zeroll Original ice cream scoop is actually an engineering wonder. The scoop itself is made of lightweight aluminum, but the handle is filled with heat-conductive, FDA-approved mineral oil. The internal liquid heats up from the warmth of your hand, making the scoop's metal slightly warm. The result is a scoop that feels comfortable to hold and slides smoothly through hard ice cream with minimal pressure required. It almost sounds too good to be true, but trust us, it’s as true as your love for ice cream. The Midnight Scoop’s smart design is the result of many sleepless nights spent perfecting the ice cream scoop. When scooping ice cream for his children, Michael Chou, the creator of the Midnight Scoop, realized that there had to be an easier way to scoop ice cream that didn’t involve hurting his wrist. He then spent many nights developing the Midnight Scoop. The name itself is a reminder of the many midnights that passed during the process. In the end he succeeded and invented the perfect ice cream scoop.