Norpro Stainless Steel 2-Teaspoon Scoop with Grip-EZ Handle, 29MM

Alyssa: This cookie scoop is very good at scooping cookies that are all in the same scoop like shape. Cleans up nice in the top rack of the dishwasher. Like the the spring is secured so it doesn’t pop out like on other models

United States on May 06, 2023

zcarp: I've gone through my fair share of cookie scoops, primarily due to buying the cheaper brands. As it turns out the Norpro holds up the best and is by far the easiest to use and keep clean. This is the item that other reviewers recommend after they've bought the bargain scoops

United States on Mar 24, 2023

savvyshopper: I've purchased several of these in my lifetime and they have all worked horribly! I love to bake and I really wanted one of these but they alway sat in my drawer because the dough would get stuck. This one is PERFECT! There is a nice weight to it so you can tell it is well made. And guess what? It actually works! the dough comes out perfectly! I am a happy customer. Do not hesitate! Great product!

United States on Jan 16, 2021

A. F. H.: I was looking for a size 100 scoop for scooping chocolate ganache to make truffles. I tried four scoops: The Vollrath 47161 S/S Size 100 Squeeze Disher Scoop, the Jenaluca Mini Cookie Scoop, the Norpro 675 1.5 tsp scoop, and the Norpro 701 Grip-EZ 2 tsp scoop.

The upshot: Of these four scoops I preferred the Norpro 701 Grip-EZ 2 tsp scoop (the one on this page). It had the strongest mechanism, was the right size, and was the best able to handle scooping thick ganache.

(1) Vollrath 47161 S/S Size 100 Squeeze Disher Scoop (one star). This scoop turned out to be flimsy. It had a weak cog-and-ratchet mechanism which could not handle the stiffness of the ganache I was trying to scoop. When the scoop’s flange encountered the ganache the cog would jump several holes, and the flange would become misaligned. The flange’s resting point would be outside the bowl, and when I squeezed the handles together it would only travel partway across the back of the bowl. I was able to fix it by manually pushing the cog back into the correct hole, but this misalignment happened on my first, second, and third use of this scoop. The scoop was useless on ganache. I returned it. For more...

United States on Jan 07, 2017

Carol B. Johnson: This scoop is bigger than I realized when I ordered it. I thought I was replacing my favorite cookie scoop that quit working. When it came, I discovered that it was a 1 tablespoon size. Oops. It is very rare that I would make a cookie this large, but I can use it for scooping muffins or ice cream or meatballs. I am certain I will find uses for it. It works very nicely. It has a soft grip on it which makes it nice to hold.

United States on Nov 14, 2014