1012

We loved our very old Zeroll ice cream scoop but unfortunately our son put it in the dishwasher and ruined it. We bought this as a replacement and although not as nice a fit-in-the-hand scoop as our old one was, it works nicely so far. I was very spoiled by our old one but I’m sure it will just take a little more time to wear it in. Hand wash- no dishwasher! We recommend it.

Costs a bit more, but probably the best scoop out there. Well built and easy to use. Run it under hot water a bit, then glide it through the ice cream.When done, another hot water rinse-dry and ready to go. 👌

very solid well made makes round balls of ice cream ,tip you can put scoop in a container filled with warm water ,room temperature. This will prevent the scoop from icing up they do this at most ice cream polars it helps.I love it it and it works well get one you won't be disappointed !

I was indeed stoked to find there was a product out there that seemed to permit perfect scoops of ice cream with the frozen tundra that comes right out of the freezer! What a boon to me, a take-home Cold Stone regular... not only that, but the science behind it was sound and interesting. Did I mention it would also let me scoop hard ice cream?Got it, and tested it immediately on a tub that was right out of the freezer and solid. Followed instructions to the letter...Unfortunately, it wasn't that impressive. It's not magic. It just allows the scoop business end to glide through the upper 1/2" or so of hard ice cream a bit faster than a normal scoop. You can feel the cold seep into the freon in the handle as the scoop makes its way through the ice cream, which is neat. But my hand heat, at the recommended spot in the recommended way, doesn't make scooping magic as I thought it might.Perhaps with a few minutes air time, good ice cream will soften enough to allow carte blanche scooping, in real spherical scoops. With Cold Stone it takes only about a minute or so in 80 degF weather (I'm in Hawaii) to be soft enough for this Zeroll to make its perfect-shape 3" orbs with. But it does NOT, repeat, does NOT let you glide through hard ice cream as effortlessly as you think. I'm a pretty big guy, and I have to work the Zeroll to get a scoop, just a little less than if I'd used a normal scoop, and a lot more than if I'd waited 2 mins. :/Still, nice quality. I find a short dab with warm water in the scoop, allows it to work better (do NOT use hot water for too long, or the scoop can spew freon liquid all over, from what I've read about dishwasher incidents here).Pros: Little less effort with rock-hard ice cream. Nice build quality.Cons: Not the miracle product you may think it is, but it does what claims -- reduces effort. A little.Conclusion: I wouldn't buy one again at its price point. But with its quality, won't need another one for a long time either. :)

World great. No more breaking my wrist to scoop ice cream. This cuts right through it for a nice clean scoop! Great product! Easily fits in all hands

Works great! So much easier than a spoon. Very well made.

Very nice scooper

I spent 20 dollars on this ice cream scoop, expecting a high-quality product. I do not use it very often, and after the last use, I cleaned it carefully and stored it properly. Today I took it out to scoop some ice cream and was shocked to find that the part of the ice cream that touched the scoop turned black.At first, I foolishly thought something was wrong with the ice cream, which clearly was not the case. Then I looked at my hand and saw it was covered in black residue from the scoop. It seems that the surface has either oxidized or degraded, although I am not exactly sure what caused it.I tried cleaning it thoroughly, but no matter how much I scrubbed, the black material kept coming off. This scoop is now completely unusable and will have to be thrown away. You can see in the photo I attached how the black substance stains the paper towel and how discolored the scoop has become.This was a very disappointing experience. I do not recommend this product. If I could, I would give it zero star.