Thermomix Spatula Scoop That Clears Bowl Walls Fast
Every bit of food stuck to the bowl wall ends up in the portion instead of the bin. This teal scoop slides between the blades, rotates along the wall, and lifts the food out in one motion. It is built from food-grade PP for TM6, TM5 and TM31 bowls.
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Every bit of food stuck to the bowl wall ends up in the portion instead of the bin. This teal scoop slides between the blades, rotates along the wall, and lifts the food out in one motion. It is built from food-grade PP for TM6, TM5 and TM31 bowls.
Scrapes food off the mixing bowl wall so none goes to waste, and portions it in one motion
- food stuck to the bowl wall and blade area wasted
- hard-to-reach ingredients when mixing or grinding
- messy transfer of mixed food from the bowl
Every last crumb, scooped and portioned
Before, food stays stuck to the bowl wall and gets wasted. After, one rotating scoop lifts it out clean and portions it in a single motion.
A scoop shaped to reach where spatulas can't

Shaped to reach where food hides
The head is narrow enough to slide between the blades of a Thermomix bowl, then rotates along the wall to lift what has dried or clung there. A straight spatula stops at the blade area. This one goes in and comes out with the food.

A deep square scoop that holds
The head is a deep square measuring 6 cm by 6 cm, with a depth of 4.5 cm. Food stays inside as you lift, so less drops back into the bowl. Tip it over a container and the portion lands in one motion.

Food-grade PP, dishwasher safe
The scoop is made from food-grade polypropylene that is heat resistant and goes in the dishwasher. Rinse it under the tap if you prefer. A hanging hole in the handle lets it dry upright on the hook by your bowl.
Place, turn, lift: the whole routine
- 1Place it between the blades
Once the cycle stops, remove the lid and lift the bowl off the base. Set the scoop head in the middle of the blades.
- 2Turn clockwise
Turn the scoop clockwise so the head rotates along the bowl wall and picks up the food stuck there.
- 3Lift and portion
Lift the scoop out with the food held in the head, then portion it straight into a bowl or container.
The story
Rinse it, or let the dishwasher handle it
- Rinse under water
Rinse after each use, especially after sticky pastes or oats.
- Dishwasher safe
Food-grade PP that goes in the dishwasher without special handling.
- Heat resistant
Handles warm food and steam, but keep it clear of open flames and hot hobs.
- Hang to dry
Thread it through the hanging hole so the head and handle dry fully.
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Questions and answers
It is listed for the TM6, TM5 and TM31. Check your model before you buy, because the head is sized for those bowls and the blade area they share.
The head is shaped for the blade area and is turned gently clockwise, not forced in. Place it in the middle of the blades and turn at the angle the blades allow. Pushing it in at a bad angle can strain the plastic.
It is made from food-grade polypropylene, which is heat resistant and made for food contact. Use it once the cycle has ended and the bowl is safe to handle.
Yes. Load it in the dishwasher or rinse it by hand, then hang it through the hole in the handle to dry.
A standard spatula cannot reach between the blades or follow the curve of the bowl wall. This scoop does, and it portions in the same motion, so you skip tipping the bowl over a plate. If it saves a few spoonfuls of food per cycle, it covers its cost in ingredients you would otherwise scrape into the bin.
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