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1. www.foodnetwork.com › best-ice-cream-scoop3 Best Ice Cream Scoops 2024 Reviewed - Food Network

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   Jan 18, 2024 · Best Overall: Zeroll Ice Cream Scoop. Another Top Pick: Spring Chef Ice Cream Scoop. Best for Relieving Wrist Strain: Midnight Scoop. Enjoying a bowl of ice cream seems simple until...

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     ✅ TOP 5 Best Ice Cream Scoop [ 2023 Buyer's Guide ]

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     Ice cream scoop reviews | Consumer Reports

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3. www.nytimes.com › reviews › the-best-ice-cream-scoopThe Best Ice Cream Scoop | Reviews by Wirecutter

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   Apr 16, 2024 · We only found one—the Sumo ice cream scoop—that we deemed worthy of putting up against our top pick, the Zeroll Original Ice Cream Scoop, and runner-up from the last round, the OXO Good...

4. www.seriouseats.com › the-best-ice-cream-scoopsThe 5 Best Ice Cream Scoops of 2024, Tested & Reviewed

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   • The Winners, at A Glance
   • The Criteria: What We Look For in An Ice Cream Scoop
   • What Are The Different Ice Cream Scoop Styles?
   • The Testing
   • Our Favorite Ice Cream Scoops
   • The Competition
   • FAQs
   • Why We're The Experts

   The Zeroll ice cream scoop’s shape has changed little since it came out in 1935, and for good reason. Inside the comfortable one-piece design is a food-safe liquid that transfers heat from your hand to the bowl, making it easier to form tidy ice cream mounds. With no moving parts, the scoop should last for years—just be sure to clean it by hand, as...

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   To justify the purchase of this unitasker, an ice cream scoop should dole out the dairy with far less effort than it takes using a common spoon. A good scoop won’t flex or break, even when plowing through the hardest pint. The bowl’s design should cut through the ice cream easily and curl it into a pleasing ball as you finish the scooping motion. T...

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   There are three popular styles of ice cream removal tools: the scoop, the disher, and the spade. While researching which models to test, we noticed a nearly universal preference for one-piece scoops, like our winner. Reviewers commonly complain that disher-style designs—distinguished by the metal sweeper bar that clears the ice cream out of the ins...

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   Test 1: Scooping Ice Cream

   A good ice cream scoop makes it easier to form rounded mounds from a variety of frozen desserts in a range of containers. We tested with pints of “super-premium” chunky ice creams, like those from Ben & Jerry’s and Häagen-Dazs’s, as well as one-and-a-half-quart tubs of smoother, “premium” Turkey Hill and Friendly’s ice creams. We also scooped from pint-sized containers of sorbet. These ice creams offered a range of textures and densities for our scooping tests. “Super-premium” ice creams feel...

   Test 2: Uniformity of the Scoop

   A scoop should be comfortable to use, of course, but it should also create round balls of ice cream. To test how well each model shaped ice cream, we scooped from a range of containers and awarded points to models that produced round orbs. Testers had an easier time forming balls of ice cream using scoops with oval bowls, like our winning Zeroll. As mentioned earlier, the oval shape encourages the dairy to curl in on itself as you scrape across the ice cream. Shovel-shaped heads didn’t do nea...

   Test 3: Ease of Release

   A perfect scoop of ice cream can be ruined by a bowl that doesn’t release cleanly. Testers noted how easily each scoop dropped the ice cream into an empty quart container. The better models let go of the ice cream quickly, without leaving much behind in the bowl and without requiring excessive shaking. Our winning Zeroll didn’t take much effort to drop the ice cream and wasn’t noticeably grippier than the company’s nonstick-coated model. The disher-style and shovel-shaped scoops left more ice...

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   What we liked: The Zeroll is a nearly indestructible classic that sees heavy use in ice cream shops. With little effort, the bowl’s oval shape curls ice cream into a ball, and the neat orbs roll out of the scoop easily without much shaking. The one-piece, lightweight aluminum design includes a handle filled with food-safe mineral oil that helps tra...

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   Zeroll Zerolon Ice Cream Scoop: The Zeroll nonstick-coated model is slightly more expensive than our winner, and, while it scoops just as well, we don’t think it releases the ice cream with noticea...

   Zeroll Original Tubmate Ice Cream Spade: The spade on the Zeroll Tubmate is two and five-eighths inches wide, making it difficult to work with in smaller, pint-sized containers.

   New Start Foodservice Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop: The New Star scoop is a copy of our winning Zeroll’s design, and its handle is also filled with a liquid that transfers heat from your hand to...

   Scoop That II Warming Ice Cream Scoop: The Scoop That II Warming Ice Cream Scoop was the best-performing round-bowl scoop we tested. It also features a liquid in the handle that helps warm the bowl...

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   What's the best ice cream scoop with a trigger?

   While our favorite model from Zeroll doesn't have a trigger, if you're set on getting on with a trigger, you can try this model from OXO. We found that ice cream sometimes stuck to this lever and it was more difficult to scoop harder, premium ice creams with it. But, again, it does have a lever if that's what you're after. These types of scoops are sometimes used for portioning out cookie dough, but for ice cream, we prefer our top pick.

   What do you call an ice cream scoop?

   If an ice cream scoop has a lever and a rounded bowl (like this one) it's sometimes called a "disher." These types of scoops are good for portioning out cookie dough and other baking applications but aren't as good at scooping ice cream as our top pick.

   How do you clean ice cream scoops?

   Our favorite ice cream scoop, from Zeroll, should be hand-washed (you risk discoloration or pitting by running it through the dishwasher). You should check your ice cream scoop's manufacturer's care instructions, which will state whether or not the scoop is dishwasher-safe. They should should also be hand-dried to avoid corrosion.

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   Sal Vaglica was the equipment editor for Serious Eats. He's written many reviews for the site, including Dutch ovens.

   Jesse Raubwas the site's commerce writer and spent over 15 years working in the specialty coffee industry.

   We tested 20 ice cream scoops, using them to scoop a variety of ice creams and evaluating their efficiency, handle design, and more.

   Separately, we've also tested ice cream makers.

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5. www.usnews.com › home-goods › best-ice-cream-scoopsBest Ice Cream Scoops of 2024 | U.S. News

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   Mar 19, 2024 · Best Overall: Zeroll Original 3 Oz. Ice Cream Scoop » Jump to Review ↓. Best Budget: Spring Chef Ice Cream Scoop With Soft Grip Handle » Jump to Review ↓. Most Comfortable: OXO Classic Swipe...

6. www.foodandwine.com › best-ice-cream-scoopThe 5 Best Ice Cream Scoops, According to Our Tests - Food & Wine

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   • Our Favorite. Though other scoops offered great results, overall the Zeroll Original Ice Cream Scoop proved to be the most useful ice cream scooper we tested.
   • The Tests. The Food and Wine Team Tests Ice Cream Scoops. There are a few scenarios we want our scoops to have outstanding results. We tried them in pint and half-gallon containers of classic ice cream, looking at maneuverability, size, and getting into the corners.
   • Factors to Consider. Comfort and Maneuverability. Most of the scoops performed well, especially in comfort and ease of scooping. A few that were otherwise great ran into trouble releasing the ice cream; the colder they got, the harder it became to get it out of the container.
   • Other Ice Cream Scoops We Tested. Strong Contenders. Farberware Professional Soft Ice Cream Scoop, $10 at Amazon. While the Farberware performed well with the different-sized containers, the squared edge would be hard for left-handed folks.

7. www.epicurious.com › expert-advice › we-found-theBest Ice Cream Scoop (2022), Tested and Reviewed | Epicurious

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   Aug 2, 2022 · The best ice cream scoop overall: The Zeroll Original. The Zeroll is the preferred scoop of most ice cream shops and it’s our top pick too.

8. reviewed.usatoday.com › best-ice-cream-scoops7 Best Ice Cream Scoops of 2024 - Reviewed

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   May 23, 2023 · Our top pick is the OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop (available at Amazon for $24.99) for its unmatched performance, and the Zeroll 1020 Original (available at Amazon) made the...