Good Grips Cookie Scoop (1.5-tbsp.): Black by OXO

Good Grips Cookie Scoop (1.5-tbsp.): Black by OXO

For easy scooping and consistently round cookies, try the OXO GOOD GRIPS Cookie Scoops. Our Small, Medium and Large Scoops all have soft grips that absorb pressure while you squeeze to easily release your cookie dough. Dishwasher safe. Features: Soft grips absorb pressure A simple squeeze release... See complete description »

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For easy scooping and consistently round cookies, try the OXO GOOD GRIPS Cookie Scoops. Our Small, Medium and Large Scoops all have soft grips that absorb pressure while you squeeze to easily release your cookie dough. Dishwasher safe.

Features:

  • Soft grips absorb pressure

  • A simple squeeze releases cookie dough

  • Medium Scoop holds 1.5 Tbsp. and yields a 2.75-in. diameter cookie

  • Size 40 portioner

  • Dishwasher safe


Customer Reviews
Recommended by 98% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 94% of reviewers
Just Right
by Kari, NY
December 23, 2007

This is the baby bear size for cookie scoops. Not too big, not too small. The handle will decompose in several years if it takes many trips through the dishwasher. I love it though, and just get another.

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perfect size cookie every time
by Joy, FL
April 15, 2008

I have tried several scoops that haven't lasted through a few batches of cookies. This so far has been the best scoop for the money. It makes the perfect size cookies every time.

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Cookies made easy!
by Autumn, NJ
November 25, 2007

I had a rather sticky batter that I choose to use my scoop with for the first time and it worked like a charm! What a time saver not having to use a spoon and then my finger to get the filling off the spoon! With the scoop it scraps it all out the first time! Very good!

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Nice solid scoop...
by Jeff, CA
November 27, 2007

Good overall scoop - well built, smooth mechanism and easy to clean.

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A Great Product.
by Richard, TX
March 30, 2009

The OXO Medium Cookie Scoop is a great product and a very good buy.
It's well-made, with a smooth-operating mechanism made with metal
parts instead of plastic. Obviously designed for long-lasting use, with
any luck we'll never need to buy another.

The medium-sized scoop is just right for our needs. And it makes
baking cookies so much easier and faster than trying to use a spoon.
Plus, we get better cookies as a result: Being uniform in size, not
only do they look better, they bake much more evenly than before.
Even an occassional cookie baker would benefit from having this handy
little tool in their kitchen.

Overall, we're very pleased with this purchase and highly
recommend this cookie scoop to anyone who who bakes cookies.

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