How is this for scooping ice cream
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The scoop would work for icecream. However, the scoop only holds about two tablespoons. You might better buy a larger scoop. They come in all sizes.
1523606
This is a terrific scoop, well made but......it won't last very long if used on hard ice cream.Your best bet for a ice cream scoop is one without moving parts and very solid.
139700
I suppose it could, but I wouldn't do it. It would just make the ice cream more difficult to scoop out of the container, especially since you're not supposed to use metal utensils to scoop it out because it will damage the container.
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I cant answer that guestion. Cause I dont know. I know it doesnt stir the ice cream very well. I have to shake the bkender to get it to stir the ice cream
590638
I use a mini ice cream scoop. It works perfectly. Cooking time must be reduced if you are using a "regular size" muffin recipe, though.
1094263
Hi Seth,It doesn't work as great on the chunks of food like Cheerios when you use the floor attachment. If you use just the wand for quick touch ups and you don't want to bend over then it's OK. I have found that it's a great fly catcher and spider sucker upper though!
1698832
Very sturdy. Handle is metal. Scoop is plastic but very strong. Highly recommended.
1421500
I have not specifically tried this, but why would you want a long-handled spoon as graceful as these to be an ice cream scoop? I doubt they could accomplish the task without bending. However, they would be a great tool to slowly sample the ice cream once placed in the dessert bowl. Recommend you appreciate the nature of this spoon for what it is. It is not a multi-task piece of equipment.
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I find the medium scoop is the best for most cookies, leveling it off against the side of the bowl. Ideally owning all 3 sizes are terrific.
1896533
The ice cream is cream not icy, but just be careful on the amount putting g in as it become to thick and will not run, it also will pop the top part of right off
1530474
It would work a lot better than a normal snow shovel....If you angle the handle down, then it keeps the blade of the scoop from 'digging in'. The scoop would kind of glide over the top of the snow and the snow would slide up into the scoop. When its full, then you can guide it over to where you want to dump it...never having to lift heavy snow. I love it.
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No, these are basically toys; I posted the dimensions in a previous answer. They are not deep enough for a scoop of ice cream.
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Yes, it doesn't whisk cream as well as I expected, but it's very good for getting lumps out of gravy and custard. Also good for eggs and batter
1724345
This is primarily a pooper scooper. It is very strong. If you use it for picking up small toys, etc. It would be fine. The bottom of it has claw like so you would have to watch it on carpet. It would save your back, that is for sure.
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I don't believe this would be the best tool for you, it is built mainly for snow...the scraper is not that strong or that sharp, it works great but I would not use it on ice! I would get a shovel designed for that. From Tom in Minnesota!
1227139
Yes, it holds up well. Seems to be a good-quality stainless steel. As to its effectiveness as a scooper, I'm on the fence on that question.
594098
Never had a problem eating ice cream with it, but I have never tried to use one as a ice cream scooper.
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It scrapes the sides very well, but remember that's where the freezing of the ice cream takes place. There has to be a thin layer of frozen ice cream at all times or it's not working properly. When your ice cream is finished you won't find any harder layer of cream