Kids' Plastic Ice Cream Scoop and Melon Baller Tool
Melon balls, jelly and ice cream portions come out round and tidy from one bright scoop. The serrated white ridge pushes fruit flesh clean, and the long handle lets kids help at dessert time without a struggle.
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Melon balls, jelly and ice cream portions come out round and tidy from one bright scoop. The serrated white ridge pushes fruit flesh clean, and the long handle lets kids help at dessert time without a struggle.
One tool scoops ice cream, jelly and fruit melon balls
- messy hand-cutting of melon and watermelon
- hard-packed ice cream that is difficult to portion
- uneven fruit balls for desserts
One scoop for ice cream, jelly and melon balls
Stop wrestling a melon with a knife and a frozen tub with a stubborn spoon. Scoop fruit balls and dessert in one bright, easy-grip tool.
Built for fruit and frozen dessert alike

Clean fruit balls with a serrated ridge
The white serrated ridge catches the flesh and pushes it out of the rind, so each round comes out whole instead of torn. Work from the rind side and the balls release with less fuss.

A scoop that fits small hands
The long handle has a thumb-hole cutout, so a child can hold it steady and an adult can press down without the tool slipping. It is light enough for kids to lift on their own.

Neat ice cream and jelly scoops
The rounded bowl gives you a tidy dome of ice cream or jelly every time. Let the tub soften for a few minutes first, then add sauce on top and the bowl looks as neat as the scoop.
Two motions, one tool, zero learning curve
- 1Wash it before the first use
Rinse the scoop in warm water with a little dish soap, then dry it. This takes less than a minute.
- 2Scoop melon balls
Halve a soft, ripe melon. Press the bowl into the flesh, turn it, and let the white ridge push each ball free.
- 3Scoop ice cream and jelly
Let the tub sit a few minutes until it gives a little. Scoop with the rounded bowl and drizzle sauce on top.
- 4Hand wash and air dry
Wash with warm water and mild soap, then air dry fully before you put it away.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
It is built for soft fruit and softened dessert. Ripe melon and ice cream that has sat out for a few minutes scoop cleanly. Rock-hard ice or frozen fruit is where light plastic can flex or chip, so let the tub soften first.
A melon baller does one job. This scoop makes melon balls and ice cream portions, so one drawer slot covers both. Keeping two or three single-use tools in the drawer costs more over a summer than this one tool does.
Yes, with an adult nearby. The scoop is lightweight and kids do best scooping soft fruit and dessert while an adult handles the knife work.
Hand washing is the safer choice. Warm water and mild soap work well, and a hot dishwasher cycle can warp the plastic and dull the gloss over repeated washes.
Sky blue, mint green and bubblegum pink. You can pick a 2 piece pack or a 3 piece pack, and both come in random colors.
It is a budget tool that replaces a melon baller and a separate scoop. It stays in the drawer after summer for weeknight dessert, so it earns its spot well past the holidays.
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