THAT! Scoop That II Warming Ice Cream Scoop, Black

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B26B11/008— Hand knives combined with other implements, e.g. with corkscrew, with scissors, with writing implement comprising electronic or electrical features, e.g. illuminating means, computing devices or sensors It’s so brilliant, it’s almost insane. When you grasp the handle, the biodegradable liquid inside it absorbs body heat from your hand. This fluid transfers the heat down the handle toward the scoop, aided by the fishbone structure inside the handle. This extra heat helps the scoop slide easily through ice cream no matter how solid it is, an elegant solution to one of life’s rather painful annoyances. The modular utensil of claim 1 wherein the utensil portion is a butter knife that is heated before being used to cut into cold butter. US15/356,353 2016-11-18 2016-11-18 Modular utensil for handling frozen food items

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Most ice cream scoops are made from some kind of metal, usually aluminium or stainless steel. These are durable and can generally be cleaned in the dishwasher. Both metals can cut through hard ice cream and are more durable than plastic. The downside to these designs is that the ice cream scoop normally needs to be dipped in warm water to slightly soften the ice cream, although many scoops have conductive handles that become warm from the heat of your hand. And because it uses no batteries non-electric technology means your life won’t slip into the absurdity of changing or charging your scoop before digging into a pint of Häagen-Dazs.Designed by San Francisco-based “Ergonomic Design expert and User Experience Designer Yoganshi Shah, SVANKi is the ice cream scoop you have come to know, but it has a scoop that is electrically heated, so you can scoop up even the hardest ice cream like a hot knife slicing through a butter. SVANKi said that the scoop can consistently maintain temperatures of between 140-150 Fahrenheit (60-65 Celsius) to enable a painless scooping. Invented in 1933, the Zeroll is considered to be the first modern ice cream scooper. Its inventor, Sherman Kelly, came up with the idea for the "Ice Cream Dipper" after visiting an ice cream parlor and noticing blisters on the hand of an employee using an old-school ice cream “disher.” As the story goes, his product helped ice cream shops save money because the dipper’s ability to scoop perfectly round, compact balls meant they could get 10 to 20 percent more ice cream out of each gallon. Not sure what to look for when it comes to the best ice cream scoop? Take a look at this buyer’s guide. Design The color-coded end cap on this scoop simplifies the process of selecting the correct size, eliminating the guesswork. additionally, the size is stamped onto the handle, ensuring that it remains visible and intact even after years of regular use.

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ergonomic grip 】 yastant metal ice cream scooper with trigger has specially engineered heat conduction path letting you enjoy the premium feeling of stainless steel under just right temperature. Create perfect spheres of ice cream - cuts through smoothly and effortlessly so that ice cream curls onto itself, making beautiful and well-proportioned scoops for cones, brownies, sundaes, pies and more. Handles are usually made from rubber or plastic. The ice cream scoop will either have a coated handle, or it’ll have a rubber handle as a separate piece. Both rubber and plastic handles are comfortable and grippy, but you’ll lose any heat transference through the warmth of your hand which can make the ice cream a little harder to scoop. Grip ergonomic desighn & easy to scoop tough ice cream】-- wide-angled and the thin edges of scoop makes it easy to dig deeper and reach the furthest corners of the container. rubber handle and the finger grooved allows you a perfect non-slip and study grip while scooping The ice cream dipper seamlessly combines both functionality and aesthetic appeal through its one-piece construction which not only adds to its durability but also possesses a self-defrosting feature that helps users in effortlessly scooping the ideal ice cream portions.reliable accessories: not only are each of these kitchen tools made with the comfort of the user in mind but taylors understand you shouldn’t have to sacrifice on quality to achieve that. all of these accessories are well crafted to a high standard made of strong, durable and sturdy zinc-aluminum alloy that is sure to last under the pressures of a kitchen. Nearly a century later, we’re still reaching for the Zeroll because of that well-designed scoop. It’s the perfect shape to make round balls of ice cream that slide easily out of the scoop, and a sharp (but not dangerously sharp) edge that cuts into even the hardest frozen ice cream. Rubber handles are the best when it comes to grip. These are comfortable, warm and ergonomic, and often come with finger grooves for added comfort. The downside is that a handle coating will interfere with heat transference, which can make it a little harder to scoop very hard ice cream. Ease of Use The foregoing description of the preferred embodiment of the present invention has been presented for the purpose of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise form disclosed. Many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teachings. For example, different designs of the anterior part or the scooping part 104 of the scooping portion 102 can be provided and can be detachably connected to the handle portion 108 having electrical heating means 109. Further, different methods and arrangements can be provided for transferring the heat generated by the heating means 109 provided on the handle portion 108 to the anterior part or the scooping part 104. Moreover, the heating means 109 and the electrical circuitry associated with the power supply means 110 can include automatic controls and sensors to enable automated heating of the modular utensil without manual activation of the control button. It is intended that the scope of the present invention not be limited by this detailed description, but by the claims and the equivalents to the claims appended hereto.