Product Description

The non-toxic oil inside this revolutionary Ice Cream Scoop transfers heat from the hand to the scoop, maintaining warmth so you can scoop even the hardest ice cream with ease.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #248700 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Zeroll
• Model: 7954
• Dimensions: 1.75" h x 2.00" w x 7.25" l, .11 pounds

Features

• Self-defrosting fluid inside bowl and handle
• Unique bowl shape for round portions
• Chip-resistant edge for fast and easy cutting and rolling.
• Comfortable in the right or left hand

Amazon.com Review
From the outside, this looks like an average ice cream scoop. It's crafted from durable, polished nonstick aluminum, has a classic design, and fits comfortably in your hand. The secret ingredient, however, is so radical that Zeroll products have been displayed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City: The handle is filled with a permanent, safe defrosting fluid that responds to the warmth of a hand. Hence the scoop cuts into even the hardest ice cream--and the ice cream will slide right off. So, stop bending spoons and start enjoying your dessert! --Ariel Meadow Stallings

Customer Reviews

Best scoop yet!
I had been in search of the ultimate ice cream scoop when I came across this Zeroll product. At first I was suspicious as to its claims and the relatively high price. However, upon my first scoop I was convinced it was worth it. The scoop contains freon which transfers heat from your hand to the scoop, allowing you to effortlessly scoop through even the hardest ice cream (like Ben & Jerry's straight from the freezer). You actually see the ice cream melt upon contact with the scoop!

I highly recommend this to anyone who loves ice cream but doesn't like scooping it out! Highly satisfied!

Professional Grade
I used these scoops for the two years that I worked at Brigham's (an ice cream parlor) while in high school. For those two years of daily use and abuse I never had a complaint with the usefulness of these scoops. They were even run through a commercial dishwasher every night.

I have one in my kitchen now that the shop had retired nearly twenty years ago and it still scoops better than anything else that I've used.

They do work best when you wet the scoop before starting and rewetting from time to time.

The scoop might be expensive, but it will probably be the last scoop you or your childen or their children will ever need to purchase.

Wonderful!
For years I've been fed up with lousy ice cream scoops and vowed to someday find a really good one. When I saw this one I thought, "Wholly cow, how can someone justify spending [such an amount] on an ice cream scoop?" Well, I bought it anyway and I do not regret it. It is wonderful; even better than I had hoped. It cuts hard ice cream like butter and is beyond sturdy; it should last generations. Negatives are that it can't go in the dishwasher and high price.