Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop with Spring Trigger

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Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop with Spring Trigger
Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop with Spring Trigger
Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop with Spring Trigger
Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop with Spring Trigger
Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop with Spring Trigger
Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop with Spring Trigger
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TypeKitchen Tools > Ice Cream & Dessert Scoops
Style: Large（6cm）
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Clean, round scoops that drop free every time. The polished stainless bowl and spring trigger turn dessert service into one easy squeeze, with three sizes in one set for every portion.

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Clean, round scoops that drop free every time. The polished stainless bowl and spring trigger turn dessert service into one easy squeeze, with three sizes in one set for every portion.

Effortless, uniform scoops with a squeeze-and-release stainless steel scoop

Solves
  • messy or uneven portioning of ice cream
  • ice cream sticking to the scoop
  • inconsistent serving sizes

Perfect rounds with one squeeze

Stop wrestling sticky ice cream while guests wait. Squeeze, release, and serve even, round scoops that look as good as they taste.

Built to release, not drag

Two stainless steel scoops with spring-loaded trigger handles and bowl shape detail

Squeeze once, release clean

The spring-loaded trigger does the releasing for you. Press the handle, the bowl sweeps through the ice cream, and the round drops onto the plate in one motion instead of dragging along the rim.

Stainless steel scoop with a yellow ice cream ball releasing from the polished bowl

Mirror bowl, no sticking

The bowl is polished to a mirror finish, so there is very little for dessert to grip. Ice cream comes out as a clean ball rather than a smear, and the next scoop looks just like the last one.

Three graduated stainless steel scoops with trigger handles beside cupcakes and grapes

Sized for every serving

Three sizes come in one set: 6 cm, 5 cm and 4 cm. Use the large for family bowls, the medium for sundaes and the small for sorbet or fruit balls, and every portion lands close to the one before it.

Three sizes, one squeeze each

  • Large scoop×1

    6 cm size for generous family-style portions.

  • Medium scoop×1

    5 cm size for sundaes and standard bowls.

  • Small scoop×1

    4 cm size for sorbet, fruit balls and kids' cups.

Rinse, dry, and it stays bright

  • Rinse right after serving

    Warm water lifts dairy and sugar before they dry on the steel.

  • Dry before storing

    A quick towel dry keeps the mirror finish free of water spots.

  • Hand rinse preferred

    Hand washing keeps the spring mechanism clean and free of residue.

  • Skip the long soak

    Sitting in sugary residue can leave the mechanism gummy over time.

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Is 201 stainless steel food safe?
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Wanelo · seller

201 stainless steel is a common kitchen-grade alloy, and the whole scoop is made from it. Rinse it after each use, dry it before storing, and skip harsh abrasive cleaners so the mirror finish stays bright.

Will the spring trigger stay firm over time?
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Wanelo · seller

The trigger is a simple spring mechanism, and the fastest way to wear it out is forcing it. Let the tub soften for a few minutes and squeeze with a steady motion. Don't push through a rock-hard block or hold the handle jammed against frozen fruit.

Is it worth paying more than a basic scoop?
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Wanelo · seller

Basic plastic scoops scratch, bend and stick, so most get replaced within a season. A polished steel scoop costs more once and keeps working, and it turns every serving into a clean round. If you host often or serve paying customers, the cost per party is low.

Is it dishwasher safe?
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Wanelo · seller

Hand rinsing is the recommended method. Rinse in warm water right after serving, then dry it before storing. Keeping sugar and dairy off the steel protects the finish and keeps the trigger free of gummy residue.

Does it work on sorbet and frozen fruit?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes. The photos show sorbet and fruit balls coming out in neat rounds, and the bowl releases them without much pull. Frozen fruit is firmer than ice cream, so let it sit for a minute before you press in.

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