Rada’s Ice Cream Scoop makes America’s favorite dessert easier to scoop, thanks to its stub-nose end that pushes through even the hardest-packed ice cream. Crafted with a sturdy ridge that provides added stability, our Ice Cream Scoop will not bend! And the nice long handle means you can get down to the bottom of the bucket and keep your fingers clean. From birthday parties and family gatherings to a late-night snack after a rough day or a nasty breakup, this Ice Cream Scoop will never let you down. So whether you’re craving ice cream or sherbet, or simply want to dig into a tub of frozen whipped topping or scrape up granita from a pan, Rada’s Ice Cream Scoop will always be your non-judgy friend.

About Rada Cutlery:

Formed from humble beginnings in 1948, Rada Cutlery is a family-owned business in Waverly, Iowa that has created lasting quality ever since. Founded with the mindset of helping others, Rada is incredibly proud to offer a superb fundraising program that helps more than 12,000 groups per year raise money for many great causes. Today, they continue to bring the same made-in-the-USA quality in all kinds of products from outstanding knives to commercial-grade pans with superior craftsmanship and backed by a lifetime guarantee. Even some of the original silver handles knives like their Paring, Steak/Utility, and Slicer are still in production.

Rada Cutlery Ice Cream Scoop (Silver) Features:

• Constructed from quality 300 series high-nickel stainless steel for great performance and superior durability
• Features a stub-nose end that pushes through even the hardest ice cream
• Crafted with a sturdy ridge for added stability - it will not bend
• It comes with a silver brushed aluminum offset handle
• The scoop is nice and big for a generous serving of ice cream, gelato, custard, frozen yogurt, and more
• Great for birthday parties, family gatherings, or a late-night snack
• Handwashing is recommended
• Handle length: 4.5"
• Total length: 9.5"
• Lifetime warranty
• Made in the USA

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